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Selasa, 15 Juni 2010
SBY BARACK OBAMA DAN SUKARNO
Pemimpin besar.
Walupun secara Umum tak bisa kita sama kan di antara ketiga tokoh ini Namun ada Kesamaan Di antara ketiganya, Yaitu sebagai Pemimpin negara besar.
Soekarno Sebagai Proklamator Negara Indonesia Tak pelak Merupakan Orang yang sangat berpengaruh Pada Zamannya.
Pemimpin Bangsa Besar Saat itu dapat kita sama kan dengan pemimpin Negara lain di masanya.
Barack Obama Adalah Pemimpin Dari Negara Super Power Amerika Serikat Merupakan Kulit Hitam Pertama Yang Sanggub Menembus Gedung Putih Sebagai Kepala Negara.
Susilo Bambang Yudoyono Presiden Negara Republik Indonesia Yang ke Enam (6) Merupakan Presiden Indonesia Yang Terpilih Dua kali Secara Langsung Dalam Pemilihan Presiden Indonesia.
Dimanakah Letak Kesamaan Di antara ketiga Tokoh Dunia Tersebut.
Persamaan Ketiga nya terletak Pada Persamaan SHIO mereka.
Ketiga-tiga nya Sama-sama Ber SHIO Kerbau.
Soekarno Yang lahir tahun 1901 adalah orang Ber SHIO Kerbau Yaitu Kerbau Logam.
Barack Obama lahir Tahun 1961 Juga ber SHIO Kerbau Yaitu Kerbau Logam Juga.
Susilo Bambang Yudoyono Lahir Tahun 1949 Juga Ber SHIO Kerbau Yaitu Kerbau Tanah.
Kepribadian Shio Kerbau Adalah Seorang Yang Rapi Bersahaja, Berakal Tajam dan Berhati Tetap.
Kecerdasan Dan kecakapanya Tersembunyi di balik sifat pendiamnya dan Sikapnya Yang tidak Over Akting.
Meski pada dasarnya ia seorang introvert,wataknya yang keras dapat mengubahnya menjadi Pembicara ulung,fasih,dan bernada memerintah serta provokatif.
Orator Yang sanggub Membangkitkan semangat Serta dapat jadi panutan pada keteguhan hati nya dalam memegang prinsip yang sudah baku.
Pada waktu Kekacauan Timbul Percayakanlah pada kepemimpinannya maka semuanya dapat di atasinya dengan damai.
Ia mampu untuk tetap berjalan dengan kepala tegak, Walau Kekacauan yang di timbulkan oleh musuhnya Sanggup menyita perhatian namun segala Jadwalnya tetap berjalan Normal.
Pada Dasarnya, ia cenderung buat melakukan apa yang di harapkan dari dirinya.
SHIO Kerbau Dapat di pegang janji-janjinya,sebab sekali ia mengucapkan janji maka ia akan menepatinya.
Opini Publik Tak Banyak berarti baginya.
Ia akan mengerjakan tugas yang sedang di Garapnya dengan sepenuh hati hingga selesai,Sebab Ia benci sikap Berpangku tangan Dan bermalas-malasan. Seperti Yang Pernah kita Saksikan Di Televisi Bagaimana Marahnya Persiden Susilo Bambang Yudoyono Pada Bupati Dan Gubernur Yang Tertidur sewaktu Beliau Berpidato Dan Memerintahkan BUPATI dan Gubernur tersebut Keluar Ruangan.
Waspadalah terhadap batas kesabaran SHIO Kerbau ini,karena bila ia sempat naik darah ia patut di perhitungkan.
Hal ini dapat Menjadi Pengalaman Yang Mengerikan Tak Ada lagi Pertimbangan dalam dirinya.
Seperti Soekarno Yang Merebut IRIAN BARAT walau Dalam kondisi Serba kekurangan di Waktu Itu namun sekali Ultimatumnya Keluar Tidak Ada Jalan Lain Selain Harus melaksanakan yang sudah ada Dalam Otak nya.
Gannyang Malaysia Juga semboyan yang pernah Di lontarkan oleh Sukarno.
Presiden Susilo Bambang Yudoyono Yang Telah Begitu Geram Dengan Teroris Memberi Perintah Dengan Hanya Sekali Perintah Dan Dapat Kita Saksikan Sekarang Bagaimana Teroris Yang Mulai Kocar-kacir Di buatnya.
Barack Obama Merupakan Sebuah Fenomenal Di Dunia Politik Amerika Serikat.
Bagaimana Tidak Ia merupakan Orang Kulit Hitam Pertama yang Menjadi Presiden Amerika Serikat. Seorang yang sanggub menerobos Nominasi Kulit Putih Amerika untuk menduduki Gedung putih.
Walupun secara Umum tak bisa kita sama kan di antara ketiga tokoh ini Namun ada Kesamaan Di antara ketiganya, Yaitu sebagai Pemimpin negara besar.
Soekarno Sebagai Proklamator Negara Indonesia Tak pelak Merupakan Orang yang sangat berpengaruh Pada Zamannya.
Pemimpin Bangsa Besar Saat itu dapat kita sama kan dengan pemimpin Negara lain di masanya.
Barack Obama Adalah Pemimpin Dari Negara Super Power Amerika Serikat Merupakan Kulit Hitam Pertama Yang Sanggub Menembus Gedung Putih Sebagai Kepala Negara.
Susilo Bambang Yudoyono Presiden Negara Republik Indonesia Yang ke Enam (6) Merupakan Presiden Indonesia Yang Terpilih Dua kali Secara Langsung Dalam Pemilihan Presiden Indonesia.
Dimanakah Letak Kesamaan Di antara ketiga Tokoh Dunia Tersebut.
Persamaan Ketiga nya terletak Pada Persamaan SHIO mereka.
Ketiga-tiga nya Sama-sama Ber SHIO Kerbau.
Soekarno Yang lahir tahun 1901 adalah orang Ber SHIO Kerbau Yaitu Kerbau Logam.
Barack Obama lahir Tahun 1961 Juga ber SHIO Kerbau Yaitu Kerbau Logam Juga.
Susilo Bambang Yudoyono Lahir Tahun 1949 Juga Ber SHIO Kerbau Yaitu Kerbau Tanah.
Kepribadian Shio Kerbau Adalah Seorang Yang Rapi Bersahaja, Berakal Tajam dan Berhati Tetap.
Kecerdasan Dan kecakapanya Tersembunyi di balik sifat pendiamnya dan Sikapnya Yang tidak Over Akting.
Meski pada dasarnya ia seorang introvert,wataknya yang keras dapat mengubahnya menjadi Pembicara ulung,fasih,dan bernada memerintah serta provokatif.
Orator Yang sanggub Membangkitkan semangat Serta dapat jadi panutan pada keteguhan hati nya dalam memegang prinsip yang sudah baku.
Pada waktu Kekacauan Timbul Percayakanlah pada kepemimpinannya maka semuanya dapat di atasinya dengan damai.
Ia mampu untuk tetap berjalan dengan kepala tegak, Walau Kekacauan yang di timbulkan oleh musuhnya Sanggup menyita perhatian namun segala Jadwalnya tetap berjalan Normal.
Pada Dasarnya, ia cenderung buat melakukan apa yang di harapkan dari dirinya.
SHIO Kerbau Dapat di pegang janji-janjinya,sebab sekali ia mengucapkan janji maka ia akan menepatinya.
Opini Publik Tak Banyak berarti baginya.
Ia akan mengerjakan tugas yang sedang di Garapnya dengan sepenuh hati hingga selesai,Sebab Ia benci sikap Berpangku tangan Dan bermalas-malasan. Seperti Yang Pernah kita Saksikan Di Televisi Bagaimana Marahnya Persiden Susilo Bambang Yudoyono Pada Bupati Dan Gubernur Yang Tertidur sewaktu Beliau Berpidato Dan Memerintahkan BUPATI dan Gubernur tersebut Keluar Ruangan.
Waspadalah terhadap batas kesabaran SHIO Kerbau ini,karena bila ia sempat naik darah ia patut di perhitungkan.
Hal ini dapat Menjadi Pengalaman Yang Mengerikan Tak Ada lagi Pertimbangan dalam dirinya.
Seperti Soekarno Yang Merebut IRIAN BARAT walau Dalam kondisi Serba kekurangan di Waktu Itu namun sekali Ultimatumnya Keluar Tidak Ada Jalan Lain Selain Harus melaksanakan yang sudah ada Dalam Otak nya.
Gannyang Malaysia Juga semboyan yang pernah Di lontarkan oleh Sukarno.
Presiden Susilo Bambang Yudoyono Yang Telah Begitu Geram Dengan Teroris Memberi Perintah Dengan Hanya Sekali Perintah Dan Dapat Kita Saksikan Sekarang Bagaimana Teroris Yang Mulai Kocar-kacir Di buatnya.
Barack Obama Merupakan Sebuah Fenomenal Di Dunia Politik Amerika Serikat.
Bagaimana Tidak Ia merupakan Orang Kulit Hitam Pertama yang Menjadi Presiden Amerika Serikat. Seorang yang sanggub menerobos Nominasi Kulit Putih Amerika untuk menduduki Gedung putih.
Minggu, 30 Mei 2010
PHOENIX (AP) Steve Nash
PHOENIX (AP) Steve Nash says he's no ``Joe Namath who walked in in his fur coat'' but the Suns playmaker is not backing away from his post-game promise that Phoenix will beat the Los Angeles Lakers in Game 6 of the Western Conference finals.
Not might win, not try hard to win, not hope to win.
``I just said we're going home and win Game 6 and come back in Game 7,'' Nash said after practice on Friday. ``Take it how you want to take it.''
The Suns didn't seem devastated by Thursday night's last-second 103-101 loss in Los Angeles. Quite the opposite. The close call seemed to bolster their belief they can win this series, even though the Lakers are up 3-2 and can advance to the NBA finals for the third straight year with a victory in Phoenix on Saturday night.
``There's some really good things that we did last night, some things to build on,'' the Suns' Grant Hill said. ``I think the main thing is the confidence that we can beat this team. Obviously we've done it twice, and we've got to try to do it twice more.''
Nash's assurance may not have packed the flamboyance of Namath's famous guarantee that his huge underdog New York Jets would beat Baltimore in the Super Bowl, but it was enough to rile Game 5 hero Ron Artest.
``That's like no respect for us. There's no respect. That's how it's been for a long time this season. I'm sure we'll talk about it,'' Artest said before the Lakers left Los Angeles on Friday. ``Coaches have no respect for the Lakers at all. They have no respect for me. The players don't respect - a lot of the guys don't respect. ... I'm sure Kobe heard that (what Nash said), and I'm sure he'll do his part tomorrow.''
Artest's comments came after he was fined for showing up late for practice on Friday.
Phoenix rallied from 18 down in the second half to tie at 101-101 when Jason Richardson banked in a 3-pointer with 3.5 seconds to play. The Lakers pulled it out when Kobe Bryant threw up an air ball and Artest hustled to retrieve it, then banked in a shot at the buzzer.
``It was a great moment for him, for our team,'' the Lakers' Derek Fisher said. ``Ron has really sacrificed a lot for our team. He's a big part of our team. A lot of things he does go unnoticed on the stat sheet, but he's committed to doing one thing, and that's helping us win.''
The home team has won every game so far in this series, which looked to be a Lakers romp after Los Angeles scored 128 and 124 points and shot 58 percent in the first two games. Suns Coach Alvin Gentry turned to a zone defense and, buoyed by a raucous home crowd, Phoenix won the next two. Game 5 was the first truly close finish of the series.
The Suns have won six straight playoff games at home since losing to Portland in their first-round opener. The Lakers can earn their 31st trip to the NBA finals by ending that streak.
``We don't plan on going to Phoenix and losing three times on their home court,'' Los Angeles coach Phil Jackson said. ``We're not making this trip over there just to fill a date. We're going over there to win a game. We're highly motivated for this game, but we understand that if it has to go seven, we're damn well ready to come back home and defend our home court again. This is a series that has taken a lot of different faces to it in the course of these five games, and we don't expect Game 6 to be any different.''
Hill said the only constant for either team in the series has been the magnificence of Bryant, who is averaging 33 points, 9.6 assists and 7.4 rebounds in the five games. Bryant had 30 points, 11 rebounds and nine assists on Thursday night.
``He's made unbelievable shots,'' Hill said, ``against our man-to-man, against our zone. I mean, the guy's due for an off game. I mean he's just hit some shots like you wouldn't believe. We watched the film (of Game 5) and there was one shot he took where it wasn't contested. Other than that every shot for the most part was a hand in his face. He's been awesome.''
The difference has been how much help he gets from his teammates. On Thursday it was Pau Gasol (22 points) and Fisher (21).
This could be the last, and most important, game Amare Stoudemire plays for the Suns. The All-Star power forward can opt out of the final year of his contract after this season and said chances are ``50-50'' that he will be back.
``We've played all season for this game,'' he said. ``We've got to take advantage of it. It's all about determination now.''
Richardson blamed the loss on himself because he failed to box out Artest on Bryant's errant last shot.
``I boxed out every time but one,'' he lamented.
But Nash said no one on this team is pointing fingers.
``We all make mistake and it's misleading to pin the game on the last play when there were hundreds of plays at both ends of the court that determine the game,'' Nash said. ``We lost the game. J-Rich did a lot of great things for our team and we believe in him. We need him, so I don't place any blame on him.''
Nash had a series high 29 points and 11 assists on Thursday night, his 117th playoff game, more than any other player in NBA history who has not made it to the finals. He didn't expect to get this far with this undersized group of overachievers and the 36-year-old point guard may never get this close again.
``I thought we could make the playoffs. I thought we could get out of the first round and who knows what happens from there,'' he said. ``But to be right here with a real opportunity where we believe, that's pretty outstanding and special.''
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AP Sports Writer Greg Beacham in Los Angeles contributed to this report.
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Artest, Kobe carry Lakers past Suns, into NBA Finals
By Mike Tulumello, for NBA.com
Posted Sunday May 30, 2010 1:15AM
PHOENIX (NBA.com exclusive) -- It took hundreds of regular-season games and 14 playoff series.
The end result? The two teams heading to The NBA Finals are the same ones many had forecast way back in October's training camps.
The Lakers will join the Celtics in a Finals matchup of the league's marquee franchises after the Lakers raced past the Suns Saturday night in Phoenix 111-103. L.A. won the Western Conference finals 4-2.
"The challenge is to win a championship," said Kobe Bryant, who scored a game-high 37. "The Celtics are in the way."
The Suns, after two rousing wins in Arizona and a heart-breaking loss in Los Angeles, couldn't quite hang with the Lakers in Game 6.
The weirdest twist of the game was that the Suns invited the mercurial Ron Artest to shoot.
He obliged. Only he surprised everyone by knocking down his perimeter shots. Artest shot 10-for-16 (4-for-7 on 3-pointers) for 25 points.
"The Lord was with him tonight," Lakers coach Phil Jackson said. "The basketball gods were on his side."
Bryant shot 12-for-25, hitting clutch jumpers down the stretch, and knocked down 8-for-10 from the line. "We played great defense on him," Suns coach Alvin Gentry said. "He made tough shot after tough shot.
"I've always thought he was the best player in basketball. I don't think it's even close."
Artest was the wild card, though. His fourth 3-pointer made it 81-67. Moments later, the Lakers led 85-67; the outcome seemed inevitable.
But the Lakers' Sasha Vujacic committed a flagrant foul on fellow Slovenian Goran Dragic. That re-energized a crowd that started out raucous then grew sleepy when the Lakers started to pull away.
On the sideline, Bryant gave Vujacic a heated tongue-lashing. On the floor, Dragic then hit two free throws and two driving layups. That propelled a furious Suns' comeback.
"I thought they were dead in the water at that particular time," Jackson acknowledged.
But, "They were ignited by an incidental play. They jumped into the fray."
With the crowd standing and roaring, the Suns pulled to within 99-96 on a Steve Nash drive with 2:19 left.
Then Bryant knocked down a 21-footer, and -- a short time later, with the Lakers leading 105-100 in the final 40 seconds -- Bryant launched an off-balance 22-footer with the Suns Jared Dudley blanketing him.
He nailed it to seal the Lakers' trip to The Finals. Gentry groaned. Bryant patted him on the rear end.
Artest's stunning sharp-shooting was the biggest reason the Lakers were able to shoot over the Suns' defense, which alternated between zone and man-to-man.
The Lakers hit 10-for-24 on 3-pointers (42 percent) while the Suns shot a modest 9-for-26 (35 percent). The taller Lakers also outrebounded the Suns 41-31.
For the Suns, speculation will begin instantly on the future of Amar'e Stoudemire. He can become a free agent if he, as expected, declines the $17-plus million option year on his contract.
Gentry praised Stoudemire, saying, "Amar'e has worked hard to become better defensively and a better teammate."
Stoudemire had a subpar Game 6. He hit just 7-for-20 shots and -- in part because he often was posted on the perimeter in the Suns' zone -- he hauled down just four rebounds.
On the plus side, he hit 13-for-15 free throws and finished with 27 points. "We didn't give Amare room to drive," Jackson said. "We kept him off his shot."
Nash shot 8-for-11 for 21 points. He had nine assists and just two turnovers. Channing Frye had 12 points and 13 boards off the bench.
Looking back, "This has been the most enjoyable year of my coaching career," Gentry said. "We had high character guys. ... And we played extremely hard.
"I've not been around a team like this, with this chemistry, in my 22 years in the league. There are no negatives. We gave it our all."
Nash agreed.
Going into the series, Nash said he considered the Lakers were the better team. "But I thought we had a chance to do something special.
"The last four or five days, I've been questioning who the better team is."
"This is as special a group as I've been involved with ... I'm really, really proud ... I'd love to keep [the team] together."
Before the game, Jackson tried to shift the psychological burden to the Suns: "It's not always easy to play in front of your home crowd" in a must-win situation, Jackson said. "It's not as easy as people think."
"That's Phil," Gentry replied when hearing the Zen-Master's comments.
Jackson's forecast turned out to be accurate.
Just like all those prognostications back in October.
Lakers
Suns
*
o
47.0%
o
46.7%
*
o
41.7%
o
34.6%
*
o
82.1%
o
82.8%
* FG %
* 3FG%
* FT %
LAL PHX
Total Rebounds 11 11
Offensive Rebounds 14 8
Turnovers 9 11
Fast Break Pts: 6 2
Biggest Lead: 18 2
Points in the Paint: 26 32
LAL PHX
p Bryant 37 Stoudemire 27
rb Odom 12 Frye 13
a Farmar 5 Nash 9
s Artest 3 Stoudemire 3
b Bynum 2 2 players 2
* 11/12 - PHX 102 @ LAL 121
* 12/06 - PHX 88 @ LAL 108
* 12/28 - LAL 103 @ PHX 118
* 03/12 - LAL 102 @ PHX 96
adidas Los Angeles Lakers Kobe Bryant Swingman Home Jersey
adidas Phoenix Suns Steve Nash Swingman 2nd Road Jersey
Los Angeles Lakers (57-25)
field goalsrebounds
pos min fgm-a 3pm-a ftm-a +/- off def tot ast pf st to bs ba pts
R. Artest F 40:49 10-16 4-7 1-2 +2 2 2 4 2 1 3 0 0 1 25
P. Gasol F-C 41:13 2-9 0-0 5-6 +1 3 4 7 2 5 0 2 1 1 9
A. Bynum C 19:48 3-5 0-0 4-5 +3 2 4 6 0 4 0 1 2 0 10
K. Bryant G 40:58 12-25 3-8 10-11 +19 2 4 6 2 1 2 2 0 1 37
D. Fisher G 30:43 4-9 0-4 3-3 -1 0 2 2 3 4 0 1 0 0 11
S. Brown 03:49 0-0 0-0 0-0 -3 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
L. Odom 34:59 3-12 0-0 0-1 +12 5 7 12 3 4 1 1 0 3 6
J. Farmar 16:44 3-4 2-3 0-0 +6 0 2 2 5 2 0 0 0 0 8
S. Vujacic 10:57 2-3 1-2 0-0 +1 0 1 1 0 2 0 2 0 0 5
D. Mbenga DNP - Coach's Decision
J. Powell DNP - Coach's Decision
L. Walton DNP - Coach's Decision
Total 240 39-83 10-24 23-28 14 27 41 18 23 6 9 3 6 111
47.0% 41.7% 82.1% team rebs: 11 total to: 10
Phoenix Suns (54-28)
field goalsrebounds
pos min fgm-a 3pm-a ftm-a +/- off def tot ast pf st to bs ba pts
G. Hill F 22:25 2-7 1-2 1-1 -5 1 2 3 3 5 0 0 1 0 6
A. Stoudemire F 43:17 7-20 0-1 13-15 -8 2 2 4 0 4 3 3 2 2 27
R. Lopez C 07:56 0-1 0-0 0-0 -8 1 0 1 0 3 0 1 0 0 0
J. Richardson G 29:01 3-7 2-6 5-6 -14 1 0 1 0 2 0 1 0 0 13
S. Nash G 30:20 8-11 2-5 3-3 -12 0 5 5 9 2 0 2 0 1 21
C. Frye 40:04 5-7 2-4 0-0 0 2 11 13 1 3 0 1 1 0 12
J. Dudley 25:35 1-3 1-2 0-0 -3 0 2 2 2 0 1 1 2 0 3
L. Barbosa 18:59 3-9 1-3 0-0 +6 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 7
G. Dragic 17:40 5-9 0-3 2-2 +4 1 1 2 2 0 0 2 0 0 12
L. Amundson 04:43 1-1 0-0 0-2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
E. Clark DNP - Coach's Decision
J. Collins DNP - Coach's Decision
Total 240 35-75 9-26 24-29 8 23 31 19 19 4 11 6 3 103
46.7% 34.6% 82.8% team rebs: 11 total to: 12
inactive
* Lakers: Morrison
* Suns: Griffin, Jones
technical fouls
* Lakers: --
* Suns: --
scoring
* Lead Changes: 10
* Times Tied: 9
arena stats
* Arena: US Airways Center, Phoenix, AZ
* Officials: #48 Scott Foster, #55 Bill Kennedy, #57 Greg Willard
* Attendance: 18422
* Duration: 2:49
Los Angeles Lakers (58-25) Phoenix Suns (54-29)
Start of 1st Quarter
(12:00) Jump Ball Lopez vs Bynum (Fisher gains possession)
Bynum Turnaround Jump Shot: Made (2 PTS) 11:48
[LAL 2-0]
11:22
[PHX 2-2] Nash Jump Shot: Made (2 PTS)
Gasol Jump Shot: Missed 10:58
10:57 Stoudemire Rebound (Off:0 Def:1)
10:45 Stoudemire Jump Bank Shot: Missed
Bynum Rebound (Off:0 Def:1) 10:44
Bryant Jump Shot: Made (2 PTS) 10:34
[LAL 4-2]
Bynum Foul : Defense 3 Second (0 PF) 10:19
10:19
[PHX 3-4] Nash Free Throw Technical (3 PTS)
10:15 Lopez Turnover : Bad Pass (1 TO) Steal:Artest (1 ST)
Artest Dunk Shot: Made (2 PTS) 10:11
[LAL 6-3]
10:05
[PHX 6-6] Hill 3pt Shot: Made (3 PTS) Assist: Nash (1 AST)
Bynum Foul : Shooting (1 PF) 10:05
10:05
[PHX 7-6] Hill Free Throw 1 of 1 (6 PTS)
Bynum Layup Shot: Made (4 PTS) 09:48
[LAL 8-7]
09:48 Lopez Foul : Shooting (1 PF)
Bynum Free Throw 1 of 1 Missed 09:48
Bynum Rebound (Off:1 Def:1) 09:47
09:40 Lopez Foul : Shooting (2 PF)
Gasol Free Throw 1 of 2 Missed 09:40
Team Rebound 09:40
09:40 Lopez Substitution replaced by Frye
Gasol Free Throw 2 of 2 (1 PTS) 09:40
[LAL 9-7]
09:33
[PHX 10-9] Frye 3pt Shot: Made (3 PTS) Assist: Nash (2 AST)
Artest 3pt Shot: Made (5 PTS) Assist: Bryant (1 AST) 09:17
[LAL 12-10]
08:54
[PHX 12-12] Hill Jump Shot: Made (6 PTS)
Artest Hook Shot: Made (7 PTS) Assist: Gasol (1 AST) 08:35
[LAL 14-12]
Fisher Foul : Shooting (1 PF) 08:24
08:24
[PHX 13-14] Richardson Free Throw 1 of 2 (1 PTS)
08:24
[PHX 14-14] Richardson Free Throw 2 of 2 (2 PTS)
Bryant Running Bank shot: Made (4 PTS) 08:15
[LAL 16-14]
08:15 Hill Foul : Shooting (1 PF)
Bryant Free Throw 1 of 1 (5 PTS) 08:15
[LAL 17-14]
Bryant Substitution replaced by Brown 08:15
08:05
[PHX 17-17] Richardson 3pt Shot: Made (5 PTS) Assist: Nash (3 AST)
Artest 3pt Shot: Missed 07:37
07:36 Frye Rebound (Off:0 Def:1)
07:25 Hill Turnaround Jump Shot: Missed
Brown Rebound (Off:0 Def:1) 07:24
Fisher Jump Shot: Made (2 PTS) Assist: Brown (1 AST) 07:12
[LAL 19-17]
06:54
[PHX 19-19] Richardson Running Bank shot: Made (7 PTS)
Team Timeout : Regular 06:45
Bynum Substitution replaced by Bryant 06:45
Brown Substitution replaced by Odom 06:45
Bryant 3pt Shot: Made (8 PTS) Assist: Fisher (1 AST) 06:31
[LAL 22-19]
06:12 Richardson 3pt Shot: Missed
06:11 Hill Rebound (Off:1 Def:0)
06:05
[PHX 22-22] Nash 3pt Shot: Made (6 PTS) Assist: Hill (1 AST)
Bryant 3pt Shot: Missed 05:48
05:48 Team Rebound
Odom Foul : Shooting (1 PF) 05:33
05:33 Richardson Free Throw 1 of 2 Missed
05:33 Team Rebound
05:33
[PHX 23-22] Richardson Free Throw 2 of 2 (8 PTS)
05:21 Hill Foul : Shooting (2 PF)
Fisher Free Throw 1 of 3 (3 PTS) 05:21
[LAL 23-23]
05:21 Hill Substitution replaced by Dudley
Fisher Free Throw 2 of 3 (4 PTS) 05:21
[LAL 24-23]
Fisher Free Throw 3 of 3 (5 PTS) 05:21
[LAL 25-23]
05:07 Stoudemire Jump Shot: Missed
Odom Rebound (Off:0 Def:1) 05:05
Artest Turnaround Fade Away shot: Made (9 PTS) 04:57
[LAL 27-23]
04:47
[PHX 25-27] Nash Driving Layup Shot: Made (8 PTS)
Artest Jump Shot: Missed 04:30
04:29 Dudley Rebound (Off:0 Def:1)
04:18 Dudley 3pt Shot: Missed
04:17 Richardson Rebound (Off:1 Def:0)
Fisher Foul : Personal (2 PF) 04:16
Fisher Substitution replaced by Farmar 04:16
04:03
[PHX 27-27] Frye Jump Shot: Made (5 PTS) Assist: Nash (4 AST)
Team Timeout : Short 03:54
Bryant Jump Shot: Missed Block: Stoudemire (1 BLK) 03:44
Bryant Rebound (Off:1 Def:0) 03:44
Bryant Turnover : Traveling (1 TO) 03:44
Farmar Foul : Loose Ball (1 PF) 03:22
03:22
[PHX 28-27] Stoudemire Free Throw 1 of 2 (1 PTS)
03:22
[PHX 29-27] Stoudemire Free Throw 2 of 2 (2 PTS)
Odom Jump Shot: Missed Block: Stoudemire (2 BLK) 03:06
03:05 Nash Rebound (Off:0 Def:1)
03:00 Dudley Layup Shot: Missed
Odom Rebound (Off:0 Def:2) 02:59
Artest 3pt Shot: Made (12 PTS) Assist: Farmar (1 AST) 02:48
[LAL 30-29]
02:23 Nash 3pt Shot: Missed
Bryant Rebound (Off:1 Def:1) 02:21
02:19 Nash Foul : Personal (1 PF)
02:19 Team Timeout : Regular
02:19 Richardson Substitution replaced by Barbosa
Gasol Free Throw 1 of 2 (2 PTS) 02:19
[LAL 31-29]
Artest Substitution replaced by Brown 02:19
Gasol Free Throw 2 of 2 (3 PTS) 02:19
[LAL 32-29]
Gasol Foul : Shooting (1 PF) 02:07
02:07
[PHX 30-32] Stoudemire Free Throw 1 of 2 (3 PTS)
02:07
[PHX 31-32] Stoudemire Free Throw 2 of 2 (4 PTS)
Bryant Turnover : Bad Pass (2 TO) Steal:Stoudemire (1 ST) 01:51
01:26 Team Turnover : Shot Clock Turnover
Farmar 3pt Shot: Made (3 PTS) Assist: Gasol (2 AST) 01:13
[LAL 35-31]
01:00
[PHX 33-35] Stoudemire Jump Shot: Made (6 PTS) Assist: Nash (5 AST)
Gasol Foul : Shooting (2 PF) 01:00
01:00 Nash Substitution replaced by Dragic
Gasol Substitution replaced by Bynum 01:00
01:00 Bryant Violation:Lane
01:00
[PHX 34-35] Stoudemire Free Throw 1 of 1 (7 PTS)
Bryant Jump Shot: Made (10 PTS) Assist: Farmar (2 AST) 00:47.3
[LAL 37-34]
00:36.9 Stoudemire Reverse Layup Shot: Missed
Team Rebound 00:35.8
Bynum Turnaround Jump Shot: Missed 00:17.9
00:16.9 Dragic Rebound (Off:0 Def:1)
00:10.9 Frye 3pt Shot: Missed
00:09.7 Dragic Rebound (Off:1 Def:1)
00:05.9 Dragic Turnover : Lost Ball (1 TO) Steal:Bryant (1 ST)
Bryant Jump Shot: Missed 00:00.1
Team Rebound 00:00.0
End of 1st Quarter
Los Angeles Lakers (58-25) Phoenix Suns (54-29)
Start of 2nd QuarterBack to Top
11:33 Barbosa Layup Shot: Missed
Bynum Rebound (Off:1 Def:2) 11:32
Vujacic 3pt Shot: Made (3 PTS) Assist: Farmar (3 AST) 11:16
[LAL 40-34]
11:07
[PHX 37-40] Dudley 3pt Shot: Made (3 PTS) Assist: Barbosa (1 AST)
Odom Jump Shot: Missed Block: Dudley (1 BLK) 10:47
Bynum Rebound (Off:2 Def:2) 10:46
Bynum Layup Shot: Missed 10:44
10:43 Frye Rebound (Off:0 Def:2)
Odom Foul : Personal (2 PF) 10:42
10:27
[PHX 39-40] Amundson Jump Bank Shot: Made (2 PTS) Assist: Dragic (1 AST)
Odom Dunk Shot: Made (2 PTS) Assist: Farmar (4 AST) 10:01
[LAL 42-39]
09:50 Dragic 3pt Shot: Missed
Farmar Rebound (Off:0 Def:1) 09:49
Vujacic 3pt Shot: Missed 09:40
09:39 Frye Rebound (Off:0 Def:3)
09:34
[PHX 41-42] Dragic Driving Layup Shot: Made (2 PTS)
Artest Jump Shot: Missed Block: Dudley (2 BLK) 09:17
09:17 Team Rebound
09:05 Barbosa Jump Bank Shot: Missed
Odom Rebound (Off:0 Def:3) 09:04
Bynum Turnover : 3 Second Violation (1 TO) 08:46
08:46 Timeout : Official
Artest Substitution replaced by Bryant 08:46
Bynum Foul : Shooting (2 PF) 08:35
08:35 Amundson Free Throw 1 of 2 Missed
08:35 Team Rebound
08:35 Amundson Free Throw 2 of 2 Missed
Odom Rebound (Off:0 Def:4) 08:34
Vujacic Turnover : Bad Pass (1 TO) 08:18
08:04
[PHX 43-42] Dragic Fade Away Jumper Shot: Made (4 PTS)
Vujacic Jump Shot: Made (5 PTS) Assist: Farmar (5 AST) 07:47
[LAL 44-43]
07:34 Barbosa Driving Layup Shot: Missed
Team Rebound 07:33
07:17 Frye Foul : Shooting (1 PF)
Bynum Free Throw 1 of 2 (5 PTS) 07:17
[LAL 45-43]
07:17 Frye Substitution replaced by Lopez
07:17 Amundson Substitution replaced by Stoudemire
Bynum Free Throw 2 of 2 (6 PTS) 07:17
[LAL 46-43]
Vujacic Foul : Personal (1 PF) 07:06
06:57 Stoudemire Jump Shot: Missed
Bynum Rebound (Off:2 Def:3) 06:56
Bynum Alley Oop Dunk Shot: Made (8 PTS) Assist: Odom (1 AST) 06:45
[LAL 48-43]
06:34 Dragic 3pt Shot: Missed
Farmar Rebound (Off:0 Def:2) 06:33
Farmar 3pt Shot: Made (6 PTS) Assist: Odom (2 AST) 06:20
[LAL 51-43]
06:13 Team Timeout : Regular
06:13 Dudley Substitution replaced by Richardson
06:13 Barbosa Substitution replaced by Hill
06:13 Dragic Substitution replaced by Nash
Odom Substitution replaced by Artest 06:13
Farmar Substitution replaced by Gasol 06:13
Vujacic Substitution replaced by Fisher 06:13
06:00 Stoudemire Jump Shot: Missed Block: Bynum (1 BLK)
Fisher Rebound (Off:0 Def:1) 05:59
Bryant 3pt Shot: Missed 05:53
05:53 Hill Rebound (Off:1 Def:1)
05:37
[PHX 45-51] Stoudemire Jump Shot: Made (9 PTS) Assist: Hill (2 AST)
Artest 3pt Shot: Made (15 PTS) Assist: Fisher (2 AST) 05:11
[LAL 54-45]
Artest Foul : Personal (1 PF) 04:55
Bynum Foul : Personal (3 PF) 04:49
04:49
[PHX 46-54] Nash Free Throw 1 of 2 (9 PTS)
Bynum Substitution replaced by Odom 04:49
04:49 Lopez Substitution replaced by Frye
04:49
[PHX 47-54] Nash Free Throw 2 of 2 (10 PTS)
Bryant Jump Bank Shot: Missed 04:34
Bryant Rebound (Off:2 Def:1) 04:33
Bryant Jump Shot: Missed 04:19
Artest Rebound (Off:1 Def:0) 04:18
Artest Layup Shot: Missed 04:17
04:16 Frye Rebound (Off:0 Def:4)
04:12 Frye Turnover : Lost Ball (1 TO) Steal:Artest (2 ST)
Artest Layup Shot: Made (17 PTS) 04:08
[LAL 56-47]
03:50 Hill 3pt Shot: Missed
Artest Rebound (Off:1 Def:1) 03:49
Gasol Dunk Shot: Missed Block: Hill (1 BLK) 03:29
03:27 Frye Rebound (Off:0 Def:5)
03:24 Richardson Foul : Offensive (1 PF)
03:24 Richardson Turnover : Foul (1 TO)
Odom Jump Shot: Missed 03:02
Gasol Rebound (Off:1 Def:0) 03:01
Gasol Layup Shot: Missed 03:00
Odom Rebound (Off:1 Def:4) 02:58
Odom Tip Shot: Made (4 PTS) 02:58
[LAL 58-47]
02:51
[PHX 50-58] Frye 3pt Shot: Made (8 PTS) Assist: Hill (3 AST)
Fisher 3pt Shot: Missed 02:32
02:31 Stoudemire Rebound (Off:0 Def:2)
02:23 Richardson 3pt Shot: Missed
Gasol Rebound (Off:1 Def:1) 02:22
Team Timeout : Regular 02:16
Gasol Hook Shot: Made (5 PTS) Assist: Fisher (3 AST) 02:05
[LAL 60-50]
01:38
[PHX 53-60] Richardson 3pt Shot: Made (11 PTS) Assist: Nash (6 AST)
Odom Running Jump Shot: Made (6 PTS) Assist: Artest (1 AST) 01:18
[LAL 62-53]
01:18 Hill Foul : Shooting (3 PF)
01:18 Hill Substitution replaced by Dudley
Odom Free Throw 1 of 1 Missed 01:18
01:17 Nash Rebound (Off:0 Def:2)
00:54.1 Nash Turnover : Out of Bounds Lost Ball Turnover (1 TO)
Fisher 3pt Shot: Missed 00:38.9
00:38.3 Frye Rebound (Off:0 Def:6)
00:32.9 Nash 3pt Shot: Missed
Team Rebound 00:32.7
Fisher Substitution replaced by Vujacic 00:32.7
Bryant 3pt Shot: Made (13 PTS) Assist: Artest (2 AST) 00:12.9
[LAL 65-53]
00:00.2 Richardson 3pt Shot: Missed
00:00.0 Team Rebound
End of 2nd Quarter
Los Angeles Lakers (58-25) Phoenix Suns (54-29)
Start of 3rd QuarterBack to Top
11:46 Stoudemire Layup Shot: Missed
Bryant Rebound (Off:2 Def:2) 11:45
Gasol Turnover : Bad Pass (1 TO) Steal:Stoudemire (2 ST) 11:34
11:28 Richardson 3pt Shot: Missed
Gasol Rebound (Off:1 Def:2) 11:27
Gasol Turnaround Jump Shot: Missed 11:04
11:02 Nash Rebound (Off:0 Def:3)
10:41 Hill Jump Shot: Missed
Bryant Rebound (Off:2 Def:3) 10:40
Fisher Jump Shot: Made (7 PTS) 10:20
[LAL 67-53]
09:53 Stoudemire Jump Shot: Missed
09:52 Lopez Rebound (Off:1 Def:0)
Fisher Foul : Personal (3 PF) 09:52
09:46 Lopez Jump Shot: Missed
Fisher Rebound (Off:0 Def:2) 09:45
Fisher Turnover : Bad Pass (1 TO) Steal:Stoudemire (3 ST) 09:35
09:16
[PHX 55-67] Nash Fade Away Jumper Shot: Made (12 PTS)
08:52 Lopez Foul : Shooting (3 PF)
08:52 Lopez Substitution replaced by Frye
Bynum Free Throw 1 of 2 (9 PTS) 08:52
[LAL 68-55]
Bynum Free Throw 2 of 2 (10 PTS) 08:52
[LAL 69-55]
08:43
[PHX 57-69] Nash Jump Shot: Made (14 PTS)
Bryant 3pt Shot: Made (16 PTS) 08:19
[LAL 72-57]
08:19 Instant Replay - Support Ruling
08:08
[PHX 59-71] Frye Jump Shot: Made (10 PTS) Assist: Nash (7 AST)
Artest 3pt Shot: Missed 07:45
07:44 Team Rebound
07:34
[PHX 61-72] Nash Jump Shot: Made (16 PTS)
07:11 Richardson Foul : Shooting (2 PF)
Bryant Free Throw 1 of 2 (17 PTS) 07:11
[LAL 73-61]
Bryant Free Throw 2 of 2 (18 PTS) 07:11
[LAL 74-61]
07:00 Hill Turnaround Jump Shot: Missed
07:00 Team Rebound
06:52 Hill Jump Shot: Missed
Bynum Rebound (Off:2 Def:4) 06:51
Fisher 3pt Shot: Missed 06:41
06:40 Team Rebound
06:32
[PHX 63-74] Stoudemire Dunk Shot: Made (11 PTS) Assist: Nash (8 AST)
Team Timeout : Regular 06:27
Bryant Turnaround Jump Shot: Missed 06:10
06:09 Nash Rebound (Off:0 Def:4)
05:51 Stoudemire Jump Shot: Missed
05:50 Stoudemire Rebound (Off:1 Def:2)
05:49 Stoudemire Layup Shot: Missed Block: Bynum (2 BLK)
05:48 Frye Rebound (Off:1 Def:6)
Bynum Foul : Shooting (4 PF) 05:38
Bynum Substitution replaced by Odom 05:38
05:38
[PHX 64-74] Stoudemire Free Throw 1 of 2 (12 PTS)
05:38
[PHX 65-74] Stoudemire Free Throw 2 of 2 (13 PTS)
Fisher 3pt Shot: Missed 05:23
Artest Rebound (Off:2 Def:1) 05:22
Artest Layup Shot: Made (19 PTS) 05:20
[LAL 76-65]
Bryant Foul : Personal (1 PF) 05:04
04:50 Stoudemire Jump Shot: Missed
Odom Rebound (Off:1 Def:5) 04:49
04:35 Stoudemire Foul : Shooting (1 PF)
Bryant Free Throw 1 of 2 (19 PTS) 04:35
[LAL 77-65]
04:35 Hill Substitution replaced by Dudley
Bryant Free Throw 2 of 2 (20 PTS) 04:35
[LAL 78-65]
04:23 Stoudemire Turnover : Traveling (1 TO)
Bryant 3pt Shot: Missed 04:04
04:03 Nash Rebound (Off:0 Def:5)
Fisher Foul : Shooting (4 PF) 03:55
03:55
[PHX 66-78] Richardson Free Throw 1 of 2 (12 PTS)
Fisher Substitution replaced by Farmar 03:55
03:55
[PHX 67-78] Richardson Free Throw 2 of 2 (13 PTS)
03:41 Stoudemire Foul : Personal (2 PF)
Artest 3pt Shot: Made (22 PTS) 03:36
[LAL 81-67]
Farmar Foul : Shooting (2 PF) 03:19
03:19 Stoudemire Free Throw 1 of 2 Missed
03:19 Team Rebound
03:19 Stoudemire Free Throw 2 of 2 Missed
Gasol Rebound (Off:1 Def:3) 03:18
03:04 Nash Foul : Shooting (2 PF)
Gasol Free Throw 1 of 2 (6 PTS) 03:04
[LAL 82-67]
Gasol Free Throw 2 of 2 (7 PTS) 03:04
[LAL 83-67]
02:45 Stoudemire Jump Shot: Missed
Artest Rebound (Off:2 Def:2) 02:43
Farmar 3pt Shot: Missed 02:28
Odom Rebound (Off:2 Def:5) 02:27
Artest Hook Shot: Made (24 PTS) Assist: Odom (3 AST) 02:24
[LAL 85-67]
02:19 Team Timeout : Regular
02:19 Richardson Substitution replaced by Barbosa
02:19 Nash Substitution replaced by Dragic
Artest Substitution replaced by Vujacic 02:19
02:11
[PHX 69-85] Stoudemire Dunk Shot: Made (15 PTS) Assist: Barbosa (2 AST)
Bryant Jump Shot: Made (22 PTS) 01:45
[LAL 87-69]
01:30
[PHX 72-87] Barbosa 3pt Shot: Made (3 PTS) Assist: Frye (1 AST)
Bryant Jump Shot: Made (24 PTS) 01:09
[LAL 89-72]
00:59.1
[PHX 74-89] Barbosa Jump Shot: Made (5 PTS)
Bryant Jump Shot: Made (26 PTS) 00:41.9
[LAL 91-74]
00:25.9 Barbosa Running Bank shot: Missed
Vujacic Rebound (Off:0 Def:1) 00:25.3
Team Turnover : Shot Clock Turnover 00:01.3
00:00.6 Dragic Turnover : Bad Pass (2 TO) Steal:Bryant (2 ST)
Bryant Jump Shot: Missed 00:00.2
Team Rebound 00:00.0
End of 3rd Quarter
Los Angeles Lakers (58-25) Phoenix Suns (54-29)
Start of 4th QuarterBack to Top
Odom Layup Shot: Missed 11:34
11:34 Team Rebound
Gasol Foul : Personal (3 PF) 11:28
11:28 Vujacic Violation:Kicked Ball
11:21
[PHX 76-91] Dragic Jump Shot: Made (6 PTS)
Instant Replay - Altercation Ruling 11:18
Vujacic Foul : Flagrant Type 1 (2 PF) 11:18
Vujacic Turnover : Offensive Foul Turnover (2 TO) 11:18
11:18
[PHX 77-91] Dragic Free Throw Flagrant 2 of 2 (12 PTS)
11:18
[PHX 78-91] Dragic Free Throw Flagrant 1 of 1 (12 PTS)
11:12
[PHX 80-91] Dragic Driving Layup Shot: Made (10 PTS)
Gasol Turnover : Bad Pass (2 TO) Steal:Dudley (1 ST) 10:51
10:47 Dudley Turnover : Bad Pass (1 TO) Steal:Artest (3 ST)
Odom Layup Shot: Missed 10:45
10:44 Team Rebound
10:27
[PHX 82-91] Dragic Driving Layup Shot: Made (12 PTS)
Farmar Jump Shot: Made (8 PTS) 09:58
[LAL 93-82]
09:48 Frye 3pt Shot: Missed
09:47 Frye Rebound (Off:2 Def:6)
09:42 Barbosa 3pt Shot: Missed
Team Rebound 09:42
Vujacic Substitution replaced by Bryant 09:42
Bryant Turnaround Jump Shot: Missed 09:27
09:25 Frye Rebound (Off:2 Def:7)
Farmar Substitution replaced by Fisher 09:14
09:10
[PHX 84-93] Frye Jump Shot: Made (12 PTS) Assist: Dudley (1 AST)
Artest 3pt Shot: Missed 08:44
Gasol Rebound (Off:2 Def:3) 08:43
Gasol Jump Shot: Missed 08:27
Team Rebound 08:26
Timeout : Official 08:26
Bryant 3pt Shot: Missed 08:11
08:10 Dudley Rebound (Off:0 Def:2)
Odom Foul : Personal (3 PF) 08:10
07:56
[PHX 86-93] Stoudemire Dunk Shot: Made (17 PTS) Assist: Dudley (2 AST)
Fisher Jump Shot: Made (9 PTS) 07:30
[LAL 95-86]
07:16 Stoudemire Foul : Offensive (3 PF)
07:16 Stoudemire Turnover : Foul (2 TO)
Gasol Jump Shot: Missed 07:03
07:02 Frye Rebound (Off:2 Def:8)
06:52 Dragic Turnaround Jump Shot: Missed
06:51 Stoudemire Rebound (Off:2 Def:2)
Odom Foul : Shooting (4 PF) 06:37
06:37
[PHX 87-95] Stoudemire Free Throw 1 of 2 (18 PTS)
06:37
[PHX 88-95] Stoudemire Free Throw 2 of 2 (19 PTS)
Bryant Jump Shot: Missed 06:21
06:20 Frye Rebound (Off:2 Def:9)
06:09
[PHX 90-95] Stoudemire Layup Shot: Made (21 PTS) Assist: Dragic (2 AST)
Odom Jump Shot: Missed Block: Frye (1 BLK) 05:48
05:46 Frye Rebound (Off:2 Def:10)
05:35 Team Timeout : Regular
05:24 Barbosa 3pt Shot: Missed
Gasol Rebound (Off:2 Def:4) 05:24
Odom Turnover : Bad Pass (1 TO) 05:09
04:59 Dragic 3pt Shot: Missed
Odom Rebound (Off:2 Def:6) 04:58
Bryant Floating Jump shot: Made (28 PTS) 04:33
[LAL 97-90]
04:21
[PHX 92-97] Barbosa Driving Layup Shot: Made (7 PTS)
Bryant 3pt Shot: Missed 03:52
Odom Rebound (Off:3 Def:6) 03:51
Fisher Jump Shot: Made (11 PTS) Assist: Bryant (2 AST) 03:27
[LAL 99-92]
03:26 Team Timeout : Short
03:26 Dudley Substitution replaced by Hill
03:26 Barbosa Substitution replaced by Richardson
03:26 Dragic Substitution replaced by Nash
Gasol Foul : Personal (4 PF) 03:13
03:13
[PHX 93-99] Stoudemire Free Throw 1 of 2 (23 PTS)
03:13
[PHX 94-99] Stoudemire Free Throw 2 of 2 (23 PTS)
Gasol Jump Shot: Missed 02:54
Odom Rebound (Off:5 Def:6) 02:53
Odom Layup Shot: Missed 02:52
Odom Rebound (Off:5 Def:6) 02:52
Odom Layup Shot: Missed 02:51
02:50 Hill Rebound (Off:1 Def:2)
02:48 Stoudemire Foul : Offensive (4 PF)
02:48 Stoudemire Turnover : Foul (3 TO)
Team Timeout : Regular 02:48
Fisher Jump Shot: Missed 02:26
02:25 Frye Rebound (Off:2 Def:11)
02:19
[PHX 96-99] Nash Driving Reverse Layup Shot: Made (18 PTS)
Bryant Jump Shot: Made (34 PTS) 01:59
[LAL 101-96]
01:46 Nash Turnover : Bad Pass (2 TO) Steal:Odom (1 ST)
01:43 Frye Foul : Shooting (2 PF)
Bryant Free Throw 1 of 2 (34 PTS) 01:43
[LAL 102-96]
Bryant Free Throw 2 of 2 (34 PTS) 01:43
[LAL 103-96]
Gasol Foul : Shooting (5 PF) 01:30
01:30
[PHX 97-103] Stoudemire Free Throw 1 of 2 (27 PTS)
01:30
[PHX 98-103] Stoudemire Free Throw 2 of 2 (27 PTS)
Odom Layup Shot: Missed 01:16
Gasol Rebound (Off:3 Def:4) 01:16
Gasol Layup Shot: Made (9 PTS) 01:14
[LAL 105-98]
00:53.1
[PHX 100-105] Stoudemire Jump Shot: Made (27 PTS) Assist: Nash (9 AST)
Bryant Jump Shot: Made (34 PTS) 00:35.2
[LAL 107-100]
00:34.2 Team Timeout : Regular
00:30.5 Stoudemire Layup Shot: Missed
Odom Rebound (Off:5 Def:7) 00:28.5
Team Timeout : Short 00:23.7
Team Timeout : Short 00:23.7
00:22.3 Hill Foul : Personal (4 PF)
Artest Free Throw 1 of 2 Missed 00:22.3
Team Rebound 00:22.3
Artest Free Throw 2 of 2 (25 PTS) 00:22.3
[LAL 108-100]
00:17.4
[PHX 103-108] Nash 3pt Shot: Made (21 PTS)
00:13.2 Hill Foul : Personal (5 PF)
Bryant Free Throw 1 of 2 Missed 00:13.2
Team Rebound 00:13.2
Bryant Free Throw 2 of 2 (35 PTS) 00:13.2
[LAL 109-103]
00:13.2 Team Timeout : Short
00:09.1 Nash 3pt Shot: Missed Block: Gasol (1 BLK)
Bryant Rebound (Off:2 Def:4) 00:08.8
00:08.2 Frye Foul : Personal (3 PF)
Bryant Free Throw 1 of 2 (36 PTS) 00:08.2
[LAL 110-103]
Bryant Free Throw 2 of 2 (37 PTS) 00:08.2
[LAL 111-103]
00:01.3 Stoudemire 3pt Shot: Missed
Team Rebound 00:00.8
End of 4th Quarter
broadcast information
country channel time
usa TNT National 8:30 pm ET
canada TSN national 8:30 pm ET
standings
w
l
l10
h
a
LAL
1st Pacific
57
25
4-6
34-7
23-18
PHX
2nd Pacific
54
28
8-2
32-9
22-19
ppg
rpg
apg
bpg
spg
LAL
Bryant 33.7
Gasol 14.5
Bryant 8.3
Gasol 2.8
Fisher 2.0
PHX
Stoudemire 25.0
Stoudemire 9.3
Nash 11.8
Stoudemire 1.7
Dudley 1.3
adidas Los Angeles Lakers Kobe Bryant Swingman Home Jersey
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Lakers Stats
season playoffs
FG% .457 .508
FT% .765 .768
Points 101.7 114.0
Rebounds 44.3 41.4
Assists 21.1 26.2
Steals 7.5 6.8
Blocks 4.9 6.0
3-Point % .341 .359
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Suns Stats
season playoffs
FG% .492 .481
FT% .770 .764
Points 110.2 110.6
Rebounds 43.0 39.8
Assists 23.3 23.0
Steals 5.8 6.6
Blocks 5.1 4.0
3-Point % .412 .325
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Composite Box Score updated through Game 5
Los Angeles Lakers (3-2)
field goalsrebounds
min fgm-a 3pm-a ftm-a off def tot ast pf st to bs ba pts
Artest, Ron 187:10 24-58 7-26 6-8 5 19 24 11 15 7 7 2 2 61
Brown, Shannon 71:06 9-27 3-12 5-7 1 5 6 6 9 2 4 3 1 26
Bryant, Kobe 208:30 61-115 16-36 27-31 8 29 37 48 12 3 13 7 1 165
Bynum, Andrew 88:39 14-24 0-0 5-7 14 14 28 1 17 1 5 5 1 33
Farmar, Jordan 71:05 10-21 7-13 0-0 0 5 5 11 13 6 6 0 0 27
Fisher, Derek 168:46 20-41 6-16 14-17 3 7 10 15 19 8 6 0 1 60
Gasol, Pau 202:39 45-74 0-0 19-26 12 24 36 20 14 1 7 10 7 109
Ilunga-Mbenga, Didier 4:03 1-2 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2
Odom, Lamar 171:03 33-63 2-10 10-16 21 38 59 16 17 6 8 3 7 78
Powell, Josh 5:14 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 2
Vujacic, Sasha 12:59 2-4 1-3 0-0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 5
Walton, Luke 8:48 1-5 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 2
Phoenix Suns (2-3)
field goalsrebounds
min fgm-a 3pm-a ftm-a off def tot ast pf st to bs ba pts
Amundson, Louis 65:30 7-12 0-0 5-9 13 11 24 0 7 2 4 3 0 19
Barbosa, Leandro 72:29 12-25 3-10 5-6 0 3 3 9 11 0 5 0 3 32
Collins, Jarron 1:17 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Dragic, Goran 76:24 11-29 1-10 10-13 4 7 11 14 7 2 6 0 3 33
Dudley, Jared 116:47 14-27 10-20 7-11 5 18 23 7 12 7 3 1 1 45
Frye, Channing 112:59 9-38 8-30 6-7 4 17 21 3 13 3 3 2 1 32
Hill, Grant 133:41 19-41 2-6 13-14 2 21 23 10 14 5 6 4 2 53
Lopez, Robin 95:37 19-34 0-0 9-9 11 12 23 0 8 2 2 1 7 47
Nash, Steve 167:51 29-59 4-17 23-26 3 13 16 62 7 1 14 1 1 85
Richardson, Jason 173:52 32-65 12-29 8-12 4 19 23 7 8 7 1 1 3 84
Stoudemire, Amar'e 183:33 43-75 0-1 37-54 13 19 32 3 16 4 13 7 9 123
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Not might win, not try hard to win, not hope to win.
``I just said we're going home and win Game 6 and come back in Game 7,'' Nash said after practice on Friday. ``Take it how you want to take it.''
The Suns didn't seem devastated by Thursday night's last-second 103-101 loss in Los Angeles. Quite the opposite. The close call seemed to bolster their belief they can win this series, even though the Lakers are up 3-2 and can advance to the NBA finals for the third straight year with a victory in Phoenix on Saturday night.
``There's some really good things that we did last night, some things to build on,'' the Suns' Grant Hill said. ``I think the main thing is the confidence that we can beat this team. Obviously we've done it twice, and we've got to try to do it twice more.''
Nash's assurance may not have packed the flamboyance of Namath's famous guarantee that his huge underdog New York Jets would beat Baltimore in the Super Bowl, but it was enough to rile Game 5 hero Ron Artest.
``That's like no respect for us. There's no respect. That's how it's been for a long time this season. I'm sure we'll talk about it,'' Artest said before the Lakers left Los Angeles on Friday. ``Coaches have no respect for the Lakers at all. They have no respect for me. The players don't respect - a lot of the guys don't respect. ... I'm sure Kobe heard that (what Nash said), and I'm sure he'll do his part tomorrow.''
Artest's comments came after he was fined for showing up late for practice on Friday.
Phoenix rallied from 18 down in the second half to tie at 101-101 when Jason Richardson banked in a 3-pointer with 3.5 seconds to play. The Lakers pulled it out when Kobe Bryant threw up an air ball and Artest hustled to retrieve it, then banked in a shot at the buzzer.
``It was a great moment for him, for our team,'' the Lakers' Derek Fisher said. ``Ron has really sacrificed a lot for our team. He's a big part of our team. A lot of things he does go unnoticed on the stat sheet, but he's committed to doing one thing, and that's helping us win.''
The home team has won every game so far in this series, which looked to be a Lakers romp after Los Angeles scored 128 and 124 points and shot 58 percent in the first two games. Suns Coach Alvin Gentry turned to a zone defense and, buoyed by a raucous home crowd, Phoenix won the next two. Game 5 was the first truly close finish of the series.
The Suns have won six straight playoff games at home since losing to Portland in their first-round opener. The Lakers can earn their 31st trip to the NBA finals by ending that streak.
``We don't plan on going to Phoenix and losing three times on their home court,'' Los Angeles coach Phil Jackson said. ``We're not making this trip over there just to fill a date. We're going over there to win a game. We're highly motivated for this game, but we understand that if it has to go seven, we're damn well ready to come back home and defend our home court again. This is a series that has taken a lot of different faces to it in the course of these five games, and we don't expect Game 6 to be any different.''
Hill said the only constant for either team in the series has been the magnificence of Bryant, who is averaging 33 points, 9.6 assists and 7.4 rebounds in the five games. Bryant had 30 points, 11 rebounds and nine assists on Thursday night.
``He's made unbelievable shots,'' Hill said, ``against our man-to-man, against our zone. I mean, the guy's due for an off game. I mean he's just hit some shots like you wouldn't believe. We watched the film (of Game 5) and there was one shot he took where it wasn't contested. Other than that every shot for the most part was a hand in his face. He's been awesome.''
The difference has been how much help he gets from his teammates. On Thursday it was Pau Gasol (22 points) and Fisher (21).
This could be the last, and most important, game Amare Stoudemire plays for the Suns. The All-Star power forward can opt out of the final year of his contract after this season and said chances are ``50-50'' that he will be back.
``We've played all season for this game,'' he said. ``We've got to take advantage of it. It's all about determination now.''
Richardson blamed the loss on himself because he failed to box out Artest on Bryant's errant last shot.
``I boxed out every time but one,'' he lamented.
But Nash said no one on this team is pointing fingers.
``We all make mistake and it's misleading to pin the game on the last play when there were hundreds of plays at both ends of the court that determine the game,'' Nash said. ``We lost the game. J-Rich did a lot of great things for our team and we believe in him. We need him, so I don't place any blame on him.''
Nash had a series high 29 points and 11 assists on Thursday night, his 117th playoff game, more than any other player in NBA history who has not made it to the finals. He didn't expect to get this far with this undersized group of overachievers and the 36-year-old point guard may never get this close again.
``I thought we could make the playoffs. I thought we could get out of the first round and who knows what happens from there,'' he said. ``But to be right here with a real opportunity where we believe, that's pretty outstanding and special.''
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AP Sports Writer Greg Beacham in Los Angeles contributed to this report.
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Artest, Kobe carry Lakers past Suns, into NBA Finals
By Mike Tulumello, for NBA.com
Posted Sunday May 30, 2010 1:15AM
PHOENIX (NBA.com exclusive) -- It took hundreds of regular-season games and 14 playoff series.
The end result? The two teams heading to The NBA Finals are the same ones many had forecast way back in October's training camps.
The Lakers will join the Celtics in a Finals matchup of the league's marquee franchises after the Lakers raced past the Suns Saturday night in Phoenix 111-103. L.A. won the Western Conference finals 4-2.
"The challenge is to win a championship," said Kobe Bryant, who scored a game-high 37. "The Celtics are in the way."
The Suns, after two rousing wins in Arizona and a heart-breaking loss in Los Angeles, couldn't quite hang with the Lakers in Game 6.
The weirdest twist of the game was that the Suns invited the mercurial Ron Artest to shoot.
He obliged. Only he surprised everyone by knocking down his perimeter shots. Artest shot 10-for-16 (4-for-7 on 3-pointers) for 25 points.
"The Lord was with him tonight," Lakers coach Phil Jackson said. "The basketball gods were on his side."
Bryant shot 12-for-25, hitting clutch jumpers down the stretch, and knocked down 8-for-10 from the line. "We played great defense on him," Suns coach Alvin Gentry said. "He made tough shot after tough shot.
"I've always thought he was the best player in basketball. I don't think it's even close."
Artest was the wild card, though. His fourth 3-pointer made it 81-67. Moments later, the Lakers led 85-67; the outcome seemed inevitable.
But the Lakers' Sasha Vujacic committed a flagrant foul on fellow Slovenian Goran Dragic. That re-energized a crowd that started out raucous then grew sleepy when the Lakers started to pull away.
On the sideline, Bryant gave Vujacic a heated tongue-lashing. On the floor, Dragic then hit two free throws and two driving layups. That propelled a furious Suns' comeback.
"I thought they were dead in the water at that particular time," Jackson acknowledged.
But, "They were ignited by an incidental play. They jumped into the fray."
With the crowd standing and roaring, the Suns pulled to within 99-96 on a Steve Nash drive with 2:19 left.
Then Bryant knocked down a 21-footer, and -- a short time later, with the Lakers leading 105-100 in the final 40 seconds -- Bryant launched an off-balance 22-footer with the Suns Jared Dudley blanketing him.
He nailed it to seal the Lakers' trip to The Finals. Gentry groaned. Bryant patted him on the rear end.
Artest's stunning sharp-shooting was the biggest reason the Lakers were able to shoot over the Suns' defense, which alternated between zone and man-to-man.
The Lakers hit 10-for-24 on 3-pointers (42 percent) while the Suns shot a modest 9-for-26 (35 percent). The taller Lakers also outrebounded the Suns 41-31.
For the Suns, speculation will begin instantly on the future of Amar'e Stoudemire. He can become a free agent if he, as expected, declines the $17-plus million option year on his contract.
Gentry praised Stoudemire, saying, "Amar'e has worked hard to become better defensively and a better teammate."
Stoudemire had a subpar Game 6. He hit just 7-for-20 shots and -- in part because he often was posted on the perimeter in the Suns' zone -- he hauled down just four rebounds.
On the plus side, he hit 13-for-15 free throws and finished with 27 points. "We didn't give Amare room to drive," Jackson said. "We kept him off his shot."
Nash shot 8-for-11 for 21 points. He had nine assists and just two turnovers. Channing Frye had 12 points and 13 boards off the bench.
Looking back, "This has been the most enjoyable year of my coaching career," Gentry said. "We had high character guys. ... And we played extremely hard.
"I've not been around a team like this, with this chemistry, in my 22 years in the league. There are no negatives. We gave it our all."
Nash agreed.
Going into the series, Nash said he considered the Lakers were the better team. "But I thought we had a chance to do something special.
"The last four or five days, I've been questioning who the better team is."
"This is as special a group as I've been involved with ... I'm really, really proud ... I'd love to keep [the team] together."
Before the game, Jackson tried to shift the psychological burden to the Suns: "It's not always easy to play in front of your home crowd" in a must-win situation, Jackson said. "It's not as easy as people think."
"That's Phil," Gentry replied when hearing the Zen-Master's comments.
Jackson's forecast turned out to be accurate.
Just like all those prognostications back in October.
Lakers
Suns
*
o
47.0%
o
46.7%
*
o
41.7%
o
34.6%
*
o
82.1%
o
82.8%
* FG %
* 3FG%
* FT %
LAL PHX
Total Rebounds 11 11
Offensive Rebounds 14 8
Turnovers 9 11
Fast Break Pts: 6 2
Biggest Lead: 18 2
Points in the Paint: 26 32
LAL PHX
p Bryant 37 Stoudemire 27
rb Odom 12 Frye 13
a Farmar 5 Nash 9
s Artest 3 Stoudemire 3
b Bynum 2 2 players 2
* 11/12 - PHX 102 @ LAL 121
* 12/06 - PHX 88 @ LAL 108
* 12/28 - LAL 103 @ PHX 118
* 03/12 - LAL 102 @ PHX 96
adidas Los Angeles Lakers Kobe Bryant Swingman Home Jersey
adidas Phoenix Suns Steve Nash Swingman 2nd Road Jersey
Los Angeles Lakers (57-25)
field goalsrebounds
pos min fgm-a 3pm-a ftm-a +/- off def tot ast pf st to bs ba pts
R. Artest F 40:49 10-16 4-7 1-2 +2 2 2 4 2 1 3 0 0 1 25
P. Gasol F-C 41:13 2-9 0-0 5-6 +1 3 4 7 2 5 0 2 1 1 9
A. Bynum C 19:48 3-5 0-0 4-5 +3 2 4 6 0 4 0 1 2 0 10
K. Bryant G 40:58 12-25 3-8 10-11 +19 2 4 6 2 1 2 2 0 1 37
D. Fisher G 30:43 4-9 0-4 3-3 -1 0 2 2 3 4 0 1 0 0 11
S. Brown 03:49 0-0 0-0 0-0 -3 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
L. Odom 34:59 3-12 0-0 0-1 +12 5 7 12 3 4 1 1 0 3 6
J. Farmar 16:44 3-4 2-3 0-0 +6 0 2 2 5 2 0 0 0 0 8
S. Vujacic 10:57 2-3 1-2 0-0 +1 0 1 1 0 2 0 2 0 0 5
D. Mbenga DNP - Coach's Decision
J. Powell DNP - Coach's Decision
L. Walton DNP - Coach's Decision
Total 240 39-83 10-24 23-28 14 27 41 18 23 6 9 3 6 111
47.0% 41.7% 82.1% team rebs: 11 total to: 10
Phoenix Suns (54-28)
field goalsrebounds
pos min fgm-a 3pm-a ftm-a +/- off def tot ast pf st to bs ba pts
G. Hill F 22:25 2-7 1-2 1-1 -5 1 2 3 3 5 0 0 1 0 6
A. Stoudemire F 43:17 7-20 0-1 13-15 -8 2 2 4 0 4 3 3 2 2 27
R. Lopez C 07:56 0-1 0-0 0-0 -8 1 0 1 0 3 0 1 0 0 0
J. Richardson G 29:01 3-7 2-6 5-6 -14 1 0 1 0 2 0 1 0 0 13
S. Nash G 30:20 8-11 2-5 3-3 -12 0 5 5 9 2 0 2 0 1 21
C. Frye 40:04 5-7 2-4 0-0 0 2 11 13 1 3 0 1 1 0 12
J. Dudley 25:35 1-3 1-2 0-0 -3 0 2 2 2 0 1 1 2 0 3
L. Barbosa 18:59 3-9 1-3 0-0 +6 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 7
G. Dragic 17:40 5-9 0-3 2-2 +4 1 1 2 2 0 0 2 0 0 12
L. Amundson 04:43 1-1 0-0 0-2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
E. Clark DNP - Coach's Decision
J. Collins DNP - Coach's Decision
Total 240 35-75 9-26 24-29 8 23 31 19 19 4 11 6 3 103
46.7% 34.6% 82.8% team rebs: 11 total to: 12
inactive
* Lakers: Morrison
* Suns: Griffin, Jones
technical fouls
* Lakers: --
* Suns: --
scoring
* Lead Changes: 10
* Times Tied: 9
arena stats
* Arena: US Airways Center, Phoenix, AZ
* Officials: #48 Scott Foster, #55 Bill Kennedy, #57 Greg Willard
* Attendance: 18422
* Duration: 2:49
Los Angeles Lakers (58-25) Phoenix Suns (54-29)
Start of 1st Quarter
(12:00) Jump Ball Lopez vs Bynum (Fisher gains possession)
Bynum Turnaround Jump Shot: Made (2 PTS) 11:48
[LAL 2-0]
11:22
[PHX 2-2] Nash Jump Shot: Made (2 PTS)
Gasol Jump Shot: Missed 10:58
10:57 Stoudemire Rebound (Off:0 Def:1)
10:45 Stoudemire Jump Bank Shot: Missed
Bynum Rebound (Off:0 Def:1) 10:44
Bryant Jump Shot: Made (2 PTS) 10:34
[LAL 4-2]
Bynum Foul : Defense 3 Second (0 PF) 10:19
10:19
[PHX 3-4] Nash Free Throw Technical (3 PTS)
10:15 Lopez Turnover : Bad Pass (1 TO) Steal:Artest (1 ST)
Artest Dunk Shot: Made (2 PTS) 10:11
[LAL 6-3]
10:05
[PHX 6-6] Hill 3pt Shot: Made (3 PTS) Assist: Nash (1 AST)
Bynum Foul : Shooting (1 PF) 10:05
10:05
[PHX 7-6] Hill Free Throw 1 of 1 (6 PTS)
Bynum Layup Shot: Made (4 PTS) 09:48
[LAL 8-7]
09:48 Lopez Foul : Shooting (1 PF)
Bynum Free Throw 1 of 1 Missed 09:48
Bynum Rebound (Off:1 Def:1) 09:47
09:40 Lopez Foul : Shooting (2 PF)
Gasol Free Throw 1 of 2 Missed 09:40
Team Rebound 09:40
09:40 Lopez Substitution replaced by Frye
Gasol Free Throw 2 of 2 (1 PTS) 09:40
[LAL 9-7]
09:33
[PHX 10-9] Frye 3pt Shot: Made (3 PTS) Assist: Nash (2 AST)
Artest 3pt Shot: Made (5 PTS) Assist: Bryant (1 AST) 09:17
[LAL 12-10]
08:54
[PHX 12-12] Hill Jump Shot: Made (6 PTS)
Artest Hook Shot: Made (7 PTS) Assist: Gasol (1 AST) 08:35
[LAL 14-12]
Fisher Foul : Shooting (1 PF) 08:24
08:24
[PHX 13-14] Richardson Free Throw 1 of 2 (1 PTS)
08:24
[PHX 14-14] Richardson Free Throw 2 of 2 (2 PTS)
Bryant Running Bank shot: Made (4 PTS) 08:15
[LAL 16-14]
08:15 Hill Foul : Shooting (1 PF)
Bryant Free Throw 1 of 1 (5 PTS) 08:15
[LAL 17-14]
Bryant Substitution replaced by Brown 08:15
08:05
[PHX 17-17] Richardson 3pt Shot: Made (5 PTS) Assist: Nash (3 AST)
Artest 3pt Shot: Missed 07:37
07:36 Frye Rebound (Off:0 Def:1)
07:25 Hill Turnaround Jump Shot: Missed
Brown Rebound (Off:0 Def:1) 07:24
Fisher Jump Shot: Made (2 PTS) Assist: Brown (1 AST) 07:12
[LAL 19-17]
06:54
[PHX 19-19] Richardson Running Bank shot: Made (7 PTS)
Team Timeout : Regular 06:45
Bynum Substitution replaced by Bryant 06:45
Brown Substitution replaced by Odom 06:45
Bryant 3pt Shot: Made (8 PTS) Assist: Fisher (1 AST) 06:31
[LAL 22-19]
06:12 Richardson 3pt Shot: Missed
06:11 Hill Rebound (Off:1 Def:0)
06:05
[PHX 22-22] Nash 3pt Shot: Made (6 PTS) Assist: Hill (1 AST)
Bryant 3pt Shot: Missed 05:48
05:48 Team Rebound
Odom Foul : Shooting (1 PF) 05:33
05:33 Richardson Free Throw 1 of 2 Missed
05:33 Team Rebound
05:33
[PHX 23-22] Richardson Free Throw 2 of 2 (8 PTS)
05:21 Hill Foul : Shooting (2 PF)
Fisher Free Throw 1 of 3 (3 PTS) 05:21
[LAL 23-23]
05:21 Hill Substitution replaced by Dudley
Fisher Free Throw 2 of 3 (4 PTS) 05:21
[LAL 24-23]
Fisher Free Throw 3 of 3 (5 PTS) 05:21
[LAL 25-23]
05:07 Stoudemire Jump Shot: Missed
Odom Rebound (Off:0 Def:1) 05:05
Artest Turnaround Fade Away shot: Made (9 PTS) 04:57
[LAL 27-23]
04:47
[PHX 25-27] Nash Driving Layup Shot: Made (8 PTS)
Artest Jump Shot: Missed 04:30
04:29 Dudley Rebound (Off:0 Def:1)
04:18 Dudley 3pt Shot: Missed
04:17 Richardson Rebound (Off:1 Def:0)
Fisher Foul : Personal (2 PF) 04:16
Fisher Substitution replaced by Farmar 04:16
04:03
[PHX 27-27] Frye Jump Shot: Made (5 PTS) Assist: Nash (4 AST)
Team Timeout : Short 03:54
Bryant Jump Shot: Missed Block: Stoudemire (1 BLK) 03:44
Bryant Rebound (Off:1 Def:0) 03:44
Bryant Turnover : Traveling (1 TO) 03:44
Farmar Foul : Loose Ball (1 PF) 03:22
03:22
[PHX 28-27] Stoudemire Free Throw 1 of 2 (1 PTS)
03:22
[PHX 29-27] Stoudemire Free Throw 2 of 2 (2 PTS)
Odom Jump Shot: Missed Block: Stoudemire (2 BLK) 03:06
03:05 Nash Rebound (Off:0 Def:1)
03:00 Dudley Layup Shot: Missed
Odom Rebound (Off:0 Def:2) 02:59
Artest 3pt Shot: Made (12 PTS) Assist: Farmar (1 AST) 02:48
[LAL 30-29]
02:23 Nash 3pt Shot: Missed
Bryant Rebound (Off:1 Def:1) 02:21
02:19 Nash Foul : Personal (1 PF)
02:19 Team Timeout : Regular
02:19 Richardson Substitution replaced by Barbosa
Gasol Free Throw 1 of 2 (2 PTS) 02:19
[LAL 31-29]
Artest Substitution replaced by Brown 02:19
Gasol Free Throw 2 of 2 (3 PTS) 02:19
[LAL 32-29]
Gasol Foul : Shooting (1 PF) 02:07
02:07
[PHX 30-32] Stoudemire Free Throw 1 of 2 (3 PTS)
02:07
[PHX 31-32] Stoudemire Free Throw 2 of 2 (4 PTS)
Bryant Turnover : Bad Pass (2 TO) Steal:Stoudemire (1 ST) 01:51
01:26 Team Turnover : Shot Clock Turnover
Farmar 3pt Shot: Made (3 PTS) Assist: Gasol (2 AST) 01:13
[LAL 35-31]
01:00
[PHX 33-35] Stoudemire Jump Shot: Made (6 PTS) Assist: Nash (5 AST)
Gasol Foul : Shooting (2 PF) 01:00
01:00 Nash Substitution replaced by Dragic
Gasol Substitution replaced by Bynum 01:00
01:00 Bryant Violation:Lane
01:00
[PHX 34-35] Stoudemire Free Throw 1 of 1 (7 PTS)
Bryant Jump Shot: Made (10 PTS) Assist: Farmar (2 AST) 00:47.3
[LAL 37-34]
00:36.9 Stoudemire Reverse Layup Shot: Missed
Team Rebound 00:35.8
Bynum Turnaround Jump Shot: Missed 00:17.9
00:16.9 Dragic Rebound (Off:0 Def:1)
00:10.9 Frye 3pt Shot: Missed
00:09.7 Dragic Rebound (Off:1 Def:1)
00:05.9 Dragic Turnover : Lost Ball (1 TO) Steal:Bryant (1 ST)
Bryant Jump Shot: Missed 00:00.1
Team Rebound 00:00.0
End of 1st Quarter
Los Angeles Lakers (58-25) Phoenix Suns (54-29)
Start of 2nd QuarterBack to Top
11:33 Barbosa Layup Shot: Missed
Bynum Rebound (Off:1 Def:2) 11:32
Vujacic 3pt Shot: Made (3 PTS) Assist: Farmar (3 AST) 11:16
[LAL 40-34]
11:07
[PHX 37-40] Dudley 3pt Shot: Made (3 PTS) Assist: Barbosa (1 AST)
Odom Jump Shot: Missed Block: Dudley (1 BLK) 10:47
Bynum Rebound (Off:2 Def:2) 10:46
Bynum Layup Shot: Missed 10:44
10:43 Frye Rebound (Off:0 Def:2)
Odom Foul : Personal (2 PF) 10:42
10:27
[PHX 39-40] Amundson Jump Bank Shot: Made (2 PTS) Assist: Dragic (1 AST)
Odom Dunk Shot: Made (2 PTS) Assist: Farmar (4 AST) 10:01
[LAL 42-39]
09:50 Dragic 3pt Shot: Missed
Farmar Rebound (Off:0 Def:1) 09:49
Vujacic 3pt Shot: Missed 09:40
09:39 Frye Rebound (Off:0 Def:3)
09:34
[PHX 41-42] Dragic Driving Layup Shot: Made (2 PTS)
Artest Jump Shot: Missed Block: Dudley (2 BLK) 09:17
09:17 Team Rebound
09:05 Barbosa Jump Bank Shot: Missed
Odom Rebound (Off:0 Def:3) 09:04
Bynum Turnover : 3 Second Violation (1 TO) 08:46
08:46 Timeout : Official
Artest Substitution replaced by Bryant 08:46
Bynum Foul : Shooting (2 PF) 08:35
08:35 Amundson Free Throw 1 of 2 Missed
08:35 Team Rebound
08:35 Amundson Free Throw 2 of 2 Missed
Odom Rebound (Off:0 Def:4) 08:34
Vujacic Turnover : Bad Pass (1 TO) 08:18
08:04
[PHX 43-42] Dragic Fade Away Jumper Shot: Made (4 PTS)
Vujacic Jump Shot: Made (5 PTS) Assist: Farmar (5 AST) 07:47
[LAL 44-43]
07:34 Barbosa Driving Layup Shot: Missed
Team Rebound 07:33
07:17 Frye Foul : Shooting (1 PF)
Bynum Free Throw 1 of 2 (5 PTS) 07:17
[LAL 45-43]
07:17 Frye Substitution replaced by Lopez
07:17 Amundson Substitution replaced by Stoudemire
Bynum Free Throw 2 of 2 (6 PTS) 07:17
[LAL 46-43]
Vujacic Foul : Personal (1 PF) 07:06
06:57 Stoudemire Jump Shot: Missed
Bynum Rebound (Off:2 Def:3) 06:56
Bynum Alley Oop Dunk Shot: Made (8 PTS) Assist: Odom (1 AST) 06:45
[LAL 48-43]
06:34 Dragic 3pt Shot: Missed
Farmar Rebound (Off:0 Def:2) 06:33
Farmar 3pt Shot: Made (6 PTS) Assist: Odom (2 AST) 06:20
[LAL 51-43]
06:13 Team Timeout : Regular
06:13 Dudley Substitution replaced by Richardson
06:13 Barbosa Substitution replaced by Hill
06:13 Dragic Substitution replaced by Nash
Odom Substitution replaced by Artest 06:13
Farmar Substitution replaced by Gasol 06:13
Vujacic Substitution replaced by Fisher 06:13
06:00 Stoudemire Jump Shot: Missed Block: Bynum (1 BLK)
Fisher Rebound (Off:0 Def:1) 05:59
Bryant 3pt Shot: Missed 05:53
05:53 Hill Rebound (Off:1 Def:1)
05:37
[PHX 45-51] Stoudemire Jump Shot: Made (9 PTS) Assist: Hill (2 AST)
Artest 3pt Shot: Made (15 PTS) Assist: Fisher (2 AST) 05:11
[LAL 54-45]
Artest Foul : Personal (1 PF) 04:55
Bynum Foul : Personal (3 PF) 04:49
04:49
[PHX 46-54] Nash Free Throw 1 of 2 (9 PTS)
Bynum Substitution replaced by Odom 04:49
04:49 Lopez Substitution replaced by Frye
04:49
[PHX 47-54] Nash Free Throw 2 of 2 (10 PTS)
Bryant Jump Bank Shot: Missed 04:34
Bryant Rebound (Off:2 Def:1) 04:33
Bryant Jump Shot: Missed 04:19
Artest Rebound (Off:1 Def:0) 04:18
Artest Layup Shot: Missed 04:17
04:16 Frye Rebound (Off:0 Def:4)
04:12 Frye Turnover : Lost Ball (1 TO) Steal:Artest (2 ST)
Artest Layup Shot: Made (17 PTS) 04:08
[LAL 56-47]
03:50 Hill 3pt Shot: Missed
Artest Rebound (Off:1 Def:1) 03:49
Gasol Dunk Shot: Missed Block: Hill (1 BLK) 03:29
03:27 Frye Rebound (Off:0 Def:5)
03:24 Richardson Foul : Offensive (1 PF)
03:24 Richardson Turnover : Foul (1 TO)
Odom Jump Shot: Missed 03:02
Gasol Rebound (Off:1 Def:0) 03:01
Gasol Layup Shot: Missed 03:00
Odom Rebound (Off:1 Def:4) 02:58
Odom Tip Shot: Made (4 PTS) 02:58
[LAL 58-47]
02:51
[PHX 50-58] Frye 3pt Shot: Made (8 PTS) Assist: Hill (3 AST)
Fisher 3pt Shot: Missed 02:32
02:31 Stoudemire Rebound (Off:0 Def:2)
02:23 Richardson 3pt Shot: Missed
Gasol Rebound (Off:1 Def:1) 02:22
Team Timeout : Regular 02:16
Gasol Hook Shot: Made (5 PTS) Assist: Fisher (3 AST) 02:05
[LAL 60-50]
01:38
[PHX 53-60] Richardson 3pt Shot: Made (11 PTS) Assist: Nash (6 AST)
Odom Running Jump Shot: Made (6 PTS) Assist: Artest (1 AST) 01:18
[LAL 62-53]
01:18 Hill Foul : Shooting (3 PF)
01:18 Hill Substitution replaced by Dudley
Odom Free Throw 1 of 1 Missed 01:18
01:17 Nash Rebound (Off:0 Def:2)
00:54.1 Nash Turnover : Out of Bounds Lost Ball Turnover (1 TO)
Fisher 3pt Shot: Missed 00:38.9
00:38.3 Frye Rebound (Off:0 Def:6)
00:32.9 Nash 3pt Shot: Missed
Team Rebound 00:32.7
Fisher Substitution replaced by Vujacic 00:32.7
Bryant 3pt Shot: Made (13 PTS) Assist: Artest (2 AST) 00:12.9
[LAL 65-53]
00:00.2 Richardson 3pt Shot: Missed
00:00.0 Team Rebound
End of 2nd Quarter
Los Angeles Lakers (58-25) Phoenix Suns (54-29)
Start of 3rd QuarterBack to Top
11:46 Stoudemire Layup Shot: Missed
Bryant Rebound (Off:2 Def:2) 11:45
Gasol Turnover : Bad Pass (1 TO) Steal:Stoudemire (2 ST) 11:34
11:28 Richardson 3pt Shot: Missed
Gasol Rebound (Off:1 Def:2) 11:27
Gasol Turnaround Jump Shot: Missed 11:04
11:02 Nash Rebound (Off:0 Def:3)
10:41 Hill Jump Shot: Missed
Bryant Rebound (Off:2 Def:3) 10:40
Fisher Jump Shot: Made (7 PTS) 10:20
[LAL 67-53]
09:53 Stoudemire Jump Shot: Missed
09:52 Lopez Rebound (Off:1 Def:0)
Fisher Foul : Personal (3 PF) 09:52
09:46 Lopez Jump Shot: Missed
Fisher Rebound (Off:0 Def:2) 09:45
Fisher Turnover : Bad Pass (1 TO) Steal:Stoudemire (3 ST) 09:35
09:16
[PHX 55-67] Nash Fade Away Jumper Shot: Made (12 PTS)
08:52 Lopez Foul : Shooting (3 PF)
08:52 Lopez Substitution replaced by Frye
Bynum Free Throw 1 of 2 (9 PTS) 08:52
[LAL 68-55]
Bynum Free Throw 2 of 2 (10 PTS) 08:52
[LAL 69-55]
08:43
[PHX 57-69] Nash Jump Shot: Made (14 PTS)
Bryant 3pt Shot: Made (16 PTS) 08:19
[LAL 72-57]
08:19 Instant Replay - Support Ruling
08:08
[PHX 59-71] Frye Jump Shot: Made (10 PTS) Assist: Nash (7 AST)
Artest 3pt Shot: Missed 07:45
07:44 Team Rebound
07:34
[PHX 61-72] Nash Jump Shot: Made (16 PTS)
07:11 Richardson Foul : Shooting (2 PF)
Bryant Free Throw 1 of 2 (17 PTS) 07:11
[LAL 73-61]
Bryant Free Throw 2 of 2 (18 PTS) 07:11
[LAL 74-61]
07:00 Hill Turnaround Jump Shot: Missed
07:00 Team Rebound
06:52 Hill Jump Shot: Missed
Bynum Rebound (Off:2 Def:4) 06:51
Fisher 3pt Shot: Missed 06:41
06:40 Team Rebound
06:32
[PHX 63-74] Stoudemire Dunk Shot: Made (11 PTS) Assist: Nash (8 AST)
Team Timeout : Regular 06:27
Bryant Turnaround Jump Shot: Missed 06:10
06:09 Nash Rebound (Off:0 Def:4)
05:51 Stoudemire Jump Shot: Missed
05:50 Stoudemire Rebound (Off:1 Def:2)
05:49 Stoudemire Layup Shot: Missed Block: Bynum (2 BLK)
05:48 Frye Rebound (Off:1 Def:6)
Bynum Foul : Shooting (4 PF) 05:38
Bynum Substitution replaced by Odom 05:38
05:38
[PHX 64-74] Stoudemire Free Throw 1 of 2 (12 PTS)
05:38
[PHX 65-74] Stoudemire Free Throw 2 of 2 (13 PTS)
Fisher 3pt Shot: Missed 05:23
Artest Rebound (Off:2 Def:1) 05:22
Artest Layup Shot: Made (19 PTS) 05:20
[LAL 76-65]
Bryant Foul : Personal (1 PF) 05:04
04:50 Stoudemire Jump Shot: Missed
Odom Rebound (Off:1 Def:5) 04:49
04:35 Stoudemire Foul : Shooting (1 PF)
Bryant Free Throw 1 of 2 (19 PTS) 04:35
[LAL 77-65]
04:35 Hill Substitution replaced by Dudley
Bryant Free Throw 2 of 2 (20 PTS) 04:35
[LAL 78-65]
04:23 Stoudemire Turnover : Traveling (1 TO)
Bryant 3pt Shot: Missed 04:04
04:03 Nash Rebound (Off:0 Def:5)
Fisher Foul : Shooting (4 PF) 03:55
03:55
[PHX 66-78] Richardson Free Throw 1 of 2 (12 PTS)
Fisher Substitution replaced by Farmar 03:55
03:55
[PHX 67-78] Richardson Free Throw 2 of 2 (13 PTS)
03:41 Stoudemire Foul : Personal (2 PF)
Artest 3pt Shot: Made (22 PTS) 03:36
[LAL 81-67]
Farmar Foul : Shooting (2 PF) 03:19
03:19 Stoudemire Free Throw 1 of 2 Missed
03:19 Team Rebound
03:19 Stoudemire Free Throw 2 of 2 Missed
Gasol Rebound (Off:1 Def:3) 03:18
03:04 Nash Foul : Shooting (2 PF)
Gasol Free Throw 1 of 2 (6 PTS) 03:04
[LAL 82-67]
Gasol Free Throw 2 of 2 (7 PTS) 03:04
[LAL 83-67]
02:45 Stoudemire Jump Shot: Missed
Artest Rebound (Off:2 Def:2) 02:43
Farmar 3pt Shot: Missed 02:28
Odom Rebound (Off:2 Def:5) 02:27
Artest Hook Shot: Made (24 PTS) Assist: Odom (3 AST) 02:24
[LAL 85-67]
02:19 Team Timeout : Regular
02:19 Richardson Substitution replaced by Barbosa
02:19 Nash Substitution replaced by Dragic
Artest Substitution replaced by Vujacic 02:19
02:11
[PHX 69-85] Stoudemire Dunk Shot: Made (15 PTS) Assist: Barbosa (2 AST)
Bryant Jump Shot: Made (22 PTS) 01:45
[LAL 87-69]
01:30
[PHX 72-87] Barbosa 3pt Shot: Made (3 PTS) Assist: Frye (1 AST)
Bryant Jump Shot: Made (24 PTS) 01:09
[LAL 89-72]
00:59.1
[PHX 74-89] Barbosa Jump Shot: Made (5 PTS)
Bryant Jump Shot: Made (26 PTS) 00:41.9
[LAL 91-74]
00:25.9 Barbosa Running Bank shot: Missed
Vujacic Rebound (Off:0 Def:1) 00:25.3
Team Turnover : Shot Clock Turnover 00:01.3
00:00.6 Dragic Turnover : Bad Pass (2 TO) Steal:Bryant (2 ST)
Bryant Jump Shot: Missed 00:00.2
Team Rebound 00:00.0
End of 3rd Quarter
Los Angeles Lakers (58-25) Phoenix Suns (54-29)
Start of 4th QuarterBack to Top
Odom Layup Shot: Missed 11:34
11:34 Team Rebound
Gasol Foul : Personal (3 PF) 11:28
11:28 Vujacic Violation:Kicked Ball
11:21
[PHX 76-91] Dragic Jump Shot: Made (6 PTS)
Instant Replay - Altercation Ruling 11:18
Vujacic Foul : Flagrant Type 1 (2 PF) 11:18
Vujacic Turnover : Offensive Foul Turnover (2 TO) 11:18
11:18
[PHX 77-91] Dragic Free Throw Flagrant 2 of 2 (12 PTS)
11:18
[PHX 78-91] Dragic Free Throw Flagrant 1 of 1 (12 PTS)
11:12
[PHX 80-91] Dragic Driving Layup Shot: Made (10 PTS)
Gasol Turnover : Bad Pass (2 TO) Steal:Dudley (1 ST) 10:51
10:47 Dudley Turnover : Bad Pass (1 TO) Steal:Artest (3 ST)
Odom Layup Shot: Missed 10:45
10:44 Team Rebound
10:27
[PHX 82-91] Dragic Driving Layup Shot: Made (12 PTS)
Farmar Jump Shot: Made (8 PTS) 09:58
[LAL 93-82]
09:48 Frye 3pt Shot: Missed
09:47 Frye Rebound (Off:2 Def:6)
09:42 Barbosa 3pt Shot: Missed
Team Rebound 09:42
Vujacic Substitution replaced by Bryant 09:42
Bryant Turnaround Jump Shot: Missed 09:27
09:25 Frye Rebound (Off:2 Def:7)
Farmar Substitution replaced by Fisher 09:14
09:10
[PHX 84-93] Frye Jump Shot: Made (12 PTS) Assist: Dudley (1 AST)
Artest 3pt Shot: Missed 08:44
Gasol Rebound (Off:2 Def:3) 08:43
Gasol Jump Shot: Missed 08:27
Team Rebound 08:26
Timeout : Official 08:26
Bryant 3pt Shot: Missed 08:11
08:10 Dudley Rebound (Off:0 Def:2)
Odom Foul : Personal (3 PF) 08:10
07:56
[PHX 86-93] Stoudemire Dunk Shot: Made (17 PTS) Assist: Dudley (2 AST)
Fisher Jump Shot: Made (9 PTS) 07:30
[LAL 95-86]
07:16 Stoudemire Foul : Offensive (3 PF)
07:16 Stoudemire Turnover : Foul (2 TO)
Gasol Jump Shot: Missed 07:03
07:02 Frye Rebound (Off:2 Def:8)
06:52 Dragic Turnaround Jump Shot: Missed
06:51 Stoudemire Rebound (Off:2 Def:2)
Odom Foul : Shooting (4 PF) 06:37
06:37
[PHX 87-95] Stoudemire Free Throw 1 of 2 (18 PTS)
06:37
[PHX 88-95] Stoudemire Free Throw 2 of 2 (19 PTS)
Bryant Jump Shot: Missed 06:21
06:20 Frye Rebound (Off:2 Def:9)
06:09
[PHX 90-95] Stoudemire Layup Shot: Made (21 PTS) Assist: Dragic (2 AST)
Odom Jump Shot: Missed Block: Frye (1 BLK) 05:48
05:46 Frye Rebound (Off:2 Def:10)
05:35 Team Timeout : Regular
05:24 Barbosa 3pt Shot: Missed
Gasol Rebound (Off:2 Def:4) 05:24
Odom Turnover : Bad Pass (1 TO) 05:09
04:59 Dragic 3pt Shot: Missed
Odom Rebound (Off:2 Def:6) 04:58
Bryant Floating Jump shot: Made (28 PTS) 04:33
[LAL 97-90]
04:21
[PHX 92-97] Barbosa Driving Layup Shot: Made (7 PTS)
Bryant 3pt Shot: Missed 03:52
Odom Rebound (Off:3 Def:6) 03:51
Fisher Jump Shot: Made (11 PTS) Assist: Bryant (2 AST) 03:27
[LAL 99-92]
03:26 Team Timeout : Short
03:26 Dudley Substitution replaced by Hill
03:26 Barbosa Substitution replaced by Richardson
03:26 Dragic Substitution replaced by Nash
Gasol Foul : Personal (4 PF) 03:13
03:13
[PHX 93-99] Stoudemire Free Throw 1 of 2 (23 PTS)
03:13
[PHX 94-99] Stoudemire Free Throw 2 of 2 (23 PTS)
Gasol Jump Shot: Missed 02:54
Odom Rebound (Off:5 Def:6) 02:53
Odom Layup Shot: Missed 02:52
Odom Rebound (Off:5 Def:6) 02:52
Odom Layup Shot: Missed 02:51
02:50 Hill Rebound (Off:1 Def:2)
02:48 Stoudemire Foul : Offensive (4 PF)
02:48 Stoudemire Turnover : Foul (3 TO)
Team Timeout : Regular 02:48
Fisher Jump Shot: Missed 02:26
02:25 Frye Rebound (Off:2 Def:11)
02:19
[PHX 96-99] Nash Driving Reverse Layup Shot: Made (18 PTS)
Bryant Jump Shot: Made (34 PTS) 01:59
[LAL 101-96]
01:46 Nash Turnover : Bad Pass (2 TO) Steal:Odom (1 ST)
01:43 Frye Foul : Shooting (2 PF)
Bryant Free Throw 1 of 2 (34 PTS) 01:43
[LAL 102-96]
Bryant Free Throw 2 of 2 (34 PTS) 01:43
[LAL 103-96]
Gasol Foul : Shooting (5 PF) 01:30
01:30
[PHX 97-103] Stoudemire Free Throw 1 of 2 (27 PTS)
01:30
[PHX 98-103] Stoudemire Free Throw 2 of 2 (27 PTS)
Odom Layup Shot: Missed 01:16
Gasol Rebound (Off:3 Def:4) 01:16
Gasol Layup Shot: Made (9 PTS) 01:14
[LAL 105-98]
00:53.1
[PHX 100-105] Stoudemire Jump Shot: Made (27 PTS) Assist: Nash (9 AST)
Bryant Jump Shot: Made (34 PTS) 00:35.2
[LAL 107-100]
00:34.2 Team Timeout : Regular
00:30.5 Stoudemire Layup Shot: Missed
Odom Rebound (Off:5 Def:7) 00:28.5
Team Timeout : Short 00:23.7
Team Timeout : Short 00:23.7
00:22.3 Hill Foul : Personal (4 PF)
Artest Free Throw 1 of 2 Missed 00:22.3
Team Rebound 00:22.3
Artest Free Throw 2 of 2 (25 PTS) 00:22.3
[LAL 108-100]
00:17.4
[PHX 103-108] Nash 3pt Shot: Made (21 PTS)
00:13.2 Hill Foul : Personal (5 PF)
Bryant Free Throw 1 of 2 Missed 00:13.2
Team Rebound 00:13.2
Bryant Free Throw 2 of 2 (35 PTS) 00:13.2
[LAL 109-103]
00:13.2 Team Timeout : Short
00:09.1 Nash 3pt Shot: Missed Block: Gasol (1 BLK)
Bryant Rebound (Off:2 Def:4) 00:08.8
00:08.2 Frye Foul : Personal (3 PF)
Bryant Free Throw 1 of 2 (36 PTS) 00:08.2
[LAL 110-103]
Bryant Free Throw 2 of 2 (37 PTS) 00:08.2
[LAL 111-103]
00:01.3 Stoudemire 3pt Shot: Missed
Team Rebound 00:00.8
End of 4th Quarter
broadcast information
country channel time
usa TNT National 8:30 pm ET
canada TSN national 8:30 pm ET
standings
w
l
l10
h
a
LAL
1st Pacific
57
25
4-6
34-7
23-18
PHX
2nd Pacific
54
28
8-2
32-9
22-19
ppg
rpg
apg
bpg
spg
LAL
Bryant 33.7
Gasol 14.5
Bryant 8.3
Gasol 2.8
Fisher 2.0
PHX
Stoudemire 25.0
Stoudemire 9.3
Nash 11.8
Stoudemire 1.7
Dudley 1.3
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Lakers Stats
season playoffs
FG% .457 .508
FT% .765 .768
Points 101.7 114.0
Rebounds 44.3 41.4
Assists 21.1 26.2
Steals 7.5 6.8
Blocks 4.9 6.0
3-Point % .341 .359
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Suns Stats
season playoffs
FG% .492 .481
FT% .770 .764
Points 110.2 110.6
Rebounds 43.0 39.8
Assists 23.3 23.0
Steals 5.8 6.6
Blocks 5.1 4.0
3-Point % .412 .325
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Composite Box Score updated through Game 5
Los Angeles Lakers (3-2)
field goalsrebounds
min fgm-a 3pm-a ftm-a off def tot ast pf st to bs ba pts
Artest, Ron 187:10 24-58 7-26 6-8 5 19 24 11 15 7 7 2 2 61
Brown, Shannon 71:06 9-27 3-12 5-7 1 5 6 6 9 2 4 3 1 26
Bryant, Kobe 208:30 61-115 16-36 27-31 8 29 37 48 12 3 13 7 1 165
Bynum, Andrew 88:39 14-24 0-0 5-7 14 14 28 1 17 1 5 5 1 33
Farmar, Jordan 71:05 10-21 7-13 0-0 0 5 5 11 13 6 6 0 0 27
Fisher, Derek 168:46 20-41 6-16 14-17 3 7 10 15 19 8 6 0 1 60
Gasol, Pau 202:39 45-74 0-0 19-26 12 24 36 20 14 1 7 10 7 109
Ilunga-Mbenga, Didier 4:03 1-2 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2
Odom, Lamar 171:03 33-63 2-10 10-16 21 38 59 16 17 6 8 3 7 78
Powell, Josh 5:14 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 2
Vujacic, Sasha 12:59 2-4 1-3 0-0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 5
Walton, Luke 8:48 1-5 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 2
Phoenix Suns (2-3)
field goalsrebounds
min fgm-a 3pm-a ftm-a off def tot ast pf st to bs ba pts
Amundson, Louis 65:30 7-12 0-0 5-9 13 11 24 0 7 2 4 3 0 19
Barbosa, Leandro 72:29 12-25 3-10 5-6 0 3 3 9 11 0 5 0 3 32
Collins, Jarron 1:17 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Dragic, Goran 76:24 11-29 1-10 10-13 4 7 11 14 7 2 6 0 3 33
Dudley, Jared 116:47 14-27 10-20 7-11 5 18 23 7 12 7 3 1 1 45
Frye, Channing 112:59 9-38 8-30 6-7 4 17 21 3 13 3 3 2 1 32
Hill, Grant 133:41 19-41 2-6 13-14 2 21 23 10 14 5 6 4 2 53
Lopez, Robin 95:37 19-34 0-0 9-9 11 12 23 0 8 2 2 1 7 47
Nash, Steve 167:51 29-59 4-17 23-26 3 13 16 62 7 1 14 1 1 85
Richardson, Jason 173:52 32-65 12-29 8-12 4 19 23 7 8 7 1 1 3 84
Stoudemire, Amar'e 183:33 43-75 0-1 37-54 13 19 32 3 16 4 13 7 9 123
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GARY COLEMAN THE CHID STAR OF THE TV SITCOM DIFF'REN STROKES
Gary Coleman, the child star of the TV sitcom Diff'rent Strokes, died Friday after suffering an intercranial hemorrhage. He was 42.
Utah Valley Regional Medical Center spokeswoman Janet Frank says life support was terminated and Coleman died at 12:05 p.m.
Coleman was hospitalized Wednesday after falling and suffering a head injury at his home south of Salt Lake City, according to family members.
For a while, it seemed that Gary Coleman's cherubic face was everywhere, from TV to T-shirts to lunchboxes.
PHOTOS: A look back at Coleman's life
On Diff'rent Strokes, he played precocious Arnold Jackson, who, with his brother Willis (Todd Bridges), was adopted by a wealthy, white Manhattan man (Conrad Bain) and his daughter (Dana Plato).
Coleman's pudgy cheeks and flawless comic timing made him the break-out star of the popular series, which ran from 1978-86.
His signature line, "Whatchoo talkin' 'bout, Willis?" became a national catchphrase.
But Coleman's bright beginnings were overshadowed by domestic disputes, legal troubles and health issues. Coleman was born with a congenital kidney disease that resulted in his small stature. He had two kidney transplants and required frequent dialysis.
At the height of Diff'rent Strokes' popularity, Coleman reportedly received up to $100,000 an episode. Beginning in 1980, he won four consecutive People's Choice Awards as Favorite Young TV Performer
He parlayed his prime-time success into steady work in TV guest spots, made-for-TV movies and feature films, including On the Right Track and The Kid with the Broken Halo. The latter inspired the animated TV series The Gary Coleman Show.
But in the years after Diff'rent Strokes, Coleman was in the headlines more often for his off-screen troubles than for his acting.
In 1989, he successfully sued his parents and former advisers for misappropriation of his trust fund, which had dwindled. He was awarded $1.3 million.
In 1999, Coleman filed for bankruptcy, blaming his troubles on financial mismanagement.
In 1998, while working as a security guard, he was charged with assault for hitting a woman who had been seeking an autograph. He pleaded no contest and received a suspended sentence.
In 2007 he was cited for disorderly conduct after arguing with his wife, Shannon Price, whom he married that August. They had met on the set of the 2006 comedy Church Ball.
In 2008, he and Price appeared on the syndicated TV show Divorce Court in an attempt to save their marriage.
But last year, the two were involved in a domestic dispute which resulted in Price being arrested and both receiving disorderly conduct citations.
And he recently settled a lawsuit with a man he allegedly hit with his car outside a Utah bowling alley in 2008.
In January, Coleman was arrested for failure to appear in court for an unspecified earlier charge.
Coleman's troubles led him to be the butt of jokes for comedians and he even inspired a character by the same name in the Tony-winning musical Avenue Q.
Through it all, Coleman maintained his perspective and sense of humor. "I parody myself every chance I get," he said. "I try to make fun of myself and let people know that I'm a human being, and these things that have happened to me are real. I'm not just some cartoon who exists and suddenly doesn't exist."
Despite his real-life travails, Coleman will remain an '80s TV icon, a quick-witted boy whose onscreen charm lives on in television syndication.
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Utah Valley Regional Medical Center spokeswoman Janet Frank says life support was terminated and Coleman died at 12:05 p.m.
Coleman was hospitalized Wednesday after falling and suffering a head injury at his home south of Salt Lake City, according to family members.
For a while, it seemed that Gary Coleman's cherubic face was everywhere, from TV to T-shirts to lunchboxes.
PHOTOS: A look back at Coleman's life
On Diff'rent Strokes, he played precocious Arnold Jackson, who, with his brother Willis (Todd Bridges), was adopted by a wealthy, white Manhattan man (Conrad Bain) and his daughter (Dana Plato).
Coleman's pudgy cheeks and flawless comic timing made him the break-out star of the popular series, which ran from 1978-86.
His signature line, "Whatchoo talkin' 'bout, Willis?" became a national catchphrase.
But Coleman's bright beginnings were overshadowed by domestic disputes, legal troubles and health issues. Coleman was born with a congenital kidney disease that resulted in his small stature. He had two kidney transplants and required frequent dialysis.
At the height of Diff'rent Strokes' popularity, Coleman reportedly received up to $100,000 an episode. Beginning in 1980, he won four consecutive People's Choice Awards as Favorite Young TV Performer
He parlayed his prime-time success into steady work in TV guest spots, made-for-TV movies and feature films, including On the Right Track and The Kid with the Broken Halo. The latter inspired the animated TV series The Gary Coleman Show.
But in the years after Diff'rent Strokes, Coleman was in the headlines more often for his off-screen troubles than for his acting.
In 1989, he successfully sued his parents and former advisers for misappropriation of his trust fund, which had dwindled. He was awarded $1.3 million.
In 1999, Coleman filed for bankruptcy, blaming his troubles on financial mismanagement.
In 1998, while working as a security guard, he was charged with assault for hitting a woman who had been seeking an autograph. He pleaded no contest and received a suspended sentence.
In 2007 he was cited for disorderly conduct after arguing with his wife, Shannon Price, whom he married that August. They had met on the set of the 2006 comedy Church Ball.
In 2008, he and Price appeared on the syndicated TV show Divorce Court in an attempt to save their marriage.
But last year, the two were involved in a domestic dispute which resulted in Price being arrested and both receiving disorderly conduct citations.
And he recently settled a lawsuit with a man he allegedly hit with his car outside a Utah bowling alley in 2008.
In January, Coleman was arrested for failure to appear in court for an unspecified earlier charge.
Coleman's troubles led him to be the butt of jokes for comedians and he even inspired a character by the same name in the Tony-winning musical Avenue Q.
Through it all, Coleman maintained his perspective and sense of humor. "I parody myself every chance I get," he said. "I try to make fun of myself and let people know that I'm a human being, and these things that have happened to me are real. I'm not just some cartoon who exists and suddenly doesn't exist."
Despite his real-life travails, Coleman will remain an '80s TV icon, a quick-witted boy whose onscreen charm lives on in television syndication.
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PHOENIX -- Steve Nash had just finished heaping effusive praise on his teammates, calling this as special a group as he'd ever played with, when he was asked if he'd like the Suns to bring everybody back.
"It's pretty clear I'd like to keep the group together," Nash said. "It's phenomenal to come to work every day with the group of guys we had, everyone fighting for the same thing, proving when you commit to one another and to what we're trying to do, you know, you really can -- all the clichés really are true. You can maybe be greater than the sum of your parts."
Although Phoenix overachieved beyond any Suns fan's wildest expectations, coming two games short of eliminating the defending champion Lakers and reaching their first NBA Finals since the days of Barkley, it won't be easy to bring back all of Nash's mates.
The first major domino will fall when Amare Stoudemire decides where he wants to play basketball next season. Stoudemire is widely expected to decline his $17.7 million player option for next year, which would put him on the market along with all the other big names in the much-ballyhooed Class of 2010.
Minutes after the Suns were eliminated, Stoudemire reiterated that it's still a 50-50 proposition that he will return to Phoenix next season.
"I'm still not sure what the future holds," Stoudemire said. "I'm just going to take a couple days, enjoy the family and enjoy the rest, and start figuring out what the next move is."
Grant Hill, who plans on finishing his career in Phoenix, has a $3.3 million option he's expected to exercise, but Channing Frye has said he will decline the $2 million option he has outplayed this season. The Suns would like to bring Frye back since he's a perfect fit for their offense, but that will depend on the price.
The Suns' only other relevant free agent is Lou Amundson, who may have outplayed the kind of salary the Suns would be willing to offer.
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"It's pretty clear I'd like to keep the group together," Nash said. "It's phenomenal to come to work every day with the group of guys we had, everyone fighting for the same thing, proving when you commit to one another and to what we're trying to do, you know, you really can -- all the clichés really are true. You can maybe be greater than the sum of your parts."
Although Phoenix overachieved beyond any Suns fan's wildest expectations, coming two games short of eliminating the defending champion Lakers and reaching their first NBA Finals since the days of Barkley, it won't be easy to bring back all of Nash's mates.
The first major domino will fall when Amare Stoudemire decides where he wants to play basketball next season. Stoudemire is widely expected to decline his $17.7 million player option for next year, which would put him on the market along with all the other big names in the much-ballyhooed Class of 2010.
Minutes after the Suns were eliminated, Stoudemire reiterated that it's still a 50-50 proposition that he will return to Phoenix next season.
"I'm still not sure what the future holds," Stoudemire said. "I'm just going to take a couple days, enjoy the family and enjoy the rest, and start figuring out what the next move is."
Grant Hill, who plans on finishing his career in Phoenix, has a $3.3 million option he's expected to exercise, but Channing Frye has said he will decline the $2 million option he has outplayed this season. The Suns would like to bring Frye back since he's a perfect fit for their offense, but that will depend on the price.
The Suns' only other relevant free agent is Lou Amundson, who may have outplayed the kind of salary the Suns would be willing to offer.
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KOBE AND THE DRIVE FOR FIVE
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PHOENIX -- The only thing Kobe Bryant hadn't done in what has been a masterful 2010 playoffs run is close out a game. And the only thing he hasn't accomplished in his 14 years in a Lakers uniform is beating the franchise's arch-rival, the Celtics, in the NBA Finals.
One down and another opportunity on deck after Bryant finished off the Phoenix Suns in Game 6 Saturday, hitting shots that ranged from incredible to ridiculous, in the Lakers' 111-103 victory. That sent the Lakers on to the Finals, where the Celtics and their institutional memories of Red Auerbach's cigar, Kevin McHale's clothesline and Paul Pierce's wheelchair await.
The Celtics also happen to be the last team to beat the Lakers in the playoffs, humiliating them with a 131-92 drubbing in the final game of the 2008 Finals.
Now that Bryant has removed the primary "but he didn't" from his career by winning a championship without Shaquille O'Neal, the range of mountains left to scale is shrinking. The Celtics gap is something for his place in Lakers lore, a way to further endear himself to the local fans still bitter about all of those defeats in the 1960s. If he wants to permanently knock Magic Johnson aside on the pedestal of beloved Lakers it's an important step to take.
Bryant is thinking on grander scale though. He said beating the Celtics would be "icing on the cake" and sounded much more obsessed with numbers than names of the victims.
"A championship's a championship," Bryant said. "It'll be my fifth ring if I'm fortunate to get it."
That would tie him with Magic and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who have the most Laker championships among the giant retired jerseys hanging in Staples Center.
Bryant is compiling other impressive numbers. In the course of averaging 29 points (on 48 percent shooting), six assists and five rebounds during these playoffs he has already surpassed Jerry West as the Lakers' all-time leading playoff scorer and moved into fourth place on the league list. Saturday marked the 75th time Bryant has scored 30 or more points in a playoff game, breaking a tie with West and giving him alone behind Michael Jordan (109) and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (75) on the list of 30-point playoff performers.
But the easiest numbers to count, the ones everyone can rattle off without opening a web browser, are championship rings. Five would leave him one behind Michael Jordan. He knows there are those who won't speak of him on Jordanian terms until he gets to six. Jordan is his real rival, not the Celtics.
When it comes to teams Bryant has just as much animosity, if not more, for the Phoenix Suns, who eliminated him from the playoffs in 2006 and 2007, the second one so frustrating he took to the radio airwaves to demand a trade not long afterward. Questions about the pending Western Conference finals with the Suns after the Lakers swept the Utah Jazz in the second round this year brought more icy retorts from Bryant than what he had to say about the upcoming Celtics series, a topic he addressed with indifference.
"I didn't give a damn who we played [in the Finals]," Bryant said Saturday. "Didn't matter to me."
That doesn't mean he isn't fully cognizant of the added significance a Lakers-Celtics Finals holds. He could hear the "We want Boston" chants when the Lakers blew out the Suns in the first two games of the series, he was prepared for the onslaught of Celtics-related questions that came before the coroner even had a chance to examine the Suns. "There's a lot of things that people can write about and talk about. It's a sexy matchup."
From a basketball entertainment standpoint it won't be as appealing as the one that just ended between the Lakers and Suns. Even though the Suns fought their way back into the series by switching to a zone defense in Game 3, the Western Conference Finals were still an offensive showcase, with both teams scoring above 100 points in every game. The Lakers were on their way to another stratospheric total and were on the verge of ending the game early with a 91-74 lead after three quarters.
Then they went cold, producing only four points in the first 7 ½ minutes of the fourth quarter, while the Suns and their quiet fans were re-energized by a Sasha Vujacic whack to Goran Dragic's jaw that was ruled a flagrant-1 foul. Dragic cashed in the two free throws, then drove past Vujacic for a layup and the Suns kicked off one last scoring outburst that brought them to within three points inside 2 ½ minutes.
And then Bryant did what he's known for.
He had the chance to be The Man in Game 6 of the first round and Game 5 of this series. Both times he missed the shot, only to have teammates Pau Gasol and Ron Artest get the game-winning putback score. Artest was a candidate for the star of this game 25 points.
But it was Bryant who made the shots the Lakers had to have down the stretch, made the jumpers that had no business finding the net as well as the Suns guarded him. In the final 4 ½ minutes he spun away from Jared Dudley and pulled up in front of Channing Frye to hit a jumper, pivoted away from Grant Hill and hit a fallaway over Frye long the baseline, then hit a pair of back-to-back jumpers in Hill's face, shots so good Suns coach Alvin Gentry could only laugh.
Hill said he played even better defense than he did at the end of Game 5, when he forced Bryant to shoot an airball that Artest snatched and put in off the backboard to win it at the buzzer.
The final one was right next to the Suns bench with 35 seconds remaining.
"Great defense," Gentry told Hill.
"Not good enough," Bryant said to Gentry, adding a pat on the back for consolation.
That's the epitaph for the Suns, who exceeded expectations by reaching the conference finals and enjoyed the special camaraderie along the way. But ultimately they didn't show themselves to have the championship pedigree that Amare Stoudemire says will be the deciding factor in where he sings in free agency, and they couldn't end Steve Nash's dubious mark of appearing in the most playoff games without reaching the NBA Finals.
They played their way back into the series and back into the game, then Bryant ended it all for them.
"That [bleeping] guy," Gentry said, with as much admiration as possible.
Now the Lakers play the franchise their fans call that [bleeping] team with no hint with love at all. But to Bryant they're just another obstacle on his quest to be the Man ... no ifs, ands or bleeps.
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PHOENIX -- The only thing Kobe Bryant hadn't done in what has been a masterful 2010 playoffs run is close out a game. And the only thing he hasn't accomplished in his 14 years in a Lakers uniform is beating the franchise's arch-rival, the Celtics, in the NBA Finals.
One down and another opportunity on deck after Bryant finished off the Phoenix Suns in Game 6 Saturday, hitting shots that ranged from incredible to ridiculous, in the Lakers' 111-103 victory. That sent the Lakers on to the Finals, where the Celtics and their institutional memories of Red Auerbach's cigar, Kevin McHale's clothesline and Paul Pierce's wheelchair await.
The Celtics also happen to be the last team to beat the Lakers in the playoffs, humiliating them with a 131-92 drubbing in the final game of the 2008 Finals.
Now that Bryant has removed the primary "but he didn't" from his career by winning a championship without Shaquille O'Neal, the range of mountains left to scale is shrinking. The Celtics gap is something for his place in Lakers lore, a way to further endear himself to the local fans still bitter about all of those defeats in the 1960s. If he wants to permanently knock Magic Johnson aside on the pedestal of beloved Lakers it's an important step to take.
Bryant is thinking on grander scale though. He said beating the Celtics would be "icing on the cake" and sounded much more obsessed with numbers than names of the victims.
"A championship's a championship," Bryant said. "It'll be my fifth ring if I'm fortunate to get it."
That would tie him with Magic and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who have the most Laker championships among the giant retired jerseys hanging in Staples Center.
Bryant is compiling other impressive numbers. In the course of averaging 29 points (on 48 percent shooting), six assists and five rebounds during these playoffs he has already surpassed Jerry West as the Lakers' all-time leading playoff scorer and moved into fourth place on the league list. Saturday marked the 75th time Bryant has scored 30 or more points in a playoff game, breaking a tie with West and giving him alone behind Michael Jordan (109) and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (75) on the list of 30-point playoff performers.
But the easiest numbers to count, the ones everyone can rattle off without opening a web browser, are championship rings. Five would leave him one behind Michael Jordan. He knows there are those who won't speak of him on Jordanian terms until he gets to six. Jordan is his real rival, not the Celtics.
When it comes to teams Bryant has just as much animosity, if not more, for the Phoenix Suns, who eliminated him from the playoffs in 2006 and 2007, the second one so frustrating he took to the radio airwaves to demand a trade not long afterward. Questions about the pending Western Conference finals with the Suns after the Lakers swept the Utah Jazz in the second round this year brought more icy retorts from Bryant than what he had to say about the upcoming Celtics series, a topic he addressed with indifference.
"I didn't give a damn who we played [in the Finals]," Bryant said Saturday. "Didn't matter to me."
That doesn't mean he isn't fully cognizant of the added significance a Lakers-Celtics Finals holds. He could hear the "We want Boston" chants when the Lakers blew out the Suns in the first two games of the series, he was prepared for the onslaught of Celtics-related questions that came before the coroner even had a chance to examine the Suns. "There's a lot of things that people can write about and talk about. It's a sexy matchup."
From a basketball entertainment standpoint it won't be as appealing as the one that just ended between the Lakers and Suns. Even though the Suns fought their way back into the series by switching to a zone defense in Game 3, the Western Conference Finals were still an offensive showcase, with both teams scoring above 100 points in every game. The Lakers were on their way to another stratospheric total and were on the verge of ending the game early with a 91-74 lead after three quarters.
Then they went cold, producing only four points in the first 7 ½ minutes of the fourth quarter, while the Suns and their quiet fans were re-energized by a Sasha Vujacic whack to Goran Dragic's jaw that was ruled a flagrant-1 foul. Dragic cashed in the two free throws, then drove past Vujacic for a layup and the Suns kicked off one last scoring outburst that brought them to within three points inside 2 ½ minutes.
And then Bryant did what he's known for.
He had the chance to be The Man in Game 6 of the first round and Game 5 of this series. Both times he missed the shot, only to have teammates Pau Gasol and Ron Artest get the game-winning putback score. Artest was a candidate for the star of this game 25 points.
But it was Bryant who made the shots the Lakers had to have down the stretch, made the jumpers that had no business finding the net as well as the Suns guarded him. In the final 4 ½ minutes he spun away from Jared Dudley and pulled up in front of Channing Frye to hit a jumper, pivoted away from Grant Hill and hit a fallaway over Frye long the baseline, then hit a pair of back-to-back jumpers in Hill's face, shots so good Suns coach Alvin Gentry could only laugh.
Hill said he played even better defense than he did at the end of Game 5, when he forced Bryant to shoot an airball that Artest snatched and put in off the backboard to win it at the buzzer.
The final one was right next to the Suns bench with 35 seconds remaining.
"Great defense," Gentry told Hill.
"Not good enough," Bryant said to Gentry, adding a pat on the back for consolation.
That's the epitaph for the Suns, who exceeded expectations by reaching the conference finals and enjoyed the special camaraderie along the way. But ultimately they didn't show themselves to have the championship pedigree that Amare Stoudemire says will be the deciding factor in where he sings in free agency, and they couldn't end Steve Nash's dubious mark of appearing in the most playoff games without reaching the NBA Finals.
They played their way back into the series and back into the game, then Bryant ended it all for them.
"That [bleeping] guy," Gentry said, with as much admiration as possible.
Now the Lakers play the franchise their fans call that [bleeping] team with no hint with love at all. But to Bryant they're just another obstacle on his quest to be the Man ... no ifs, ands or bleeps.
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ROBERT, La. – BP admitted defeat Saturday in its attempt to plug the Gulf of Mexico oil leak by pumping mud into a busted well, but said it's readying yet another approach to fight the spill after a series of failures.
BP PLC Chief Operating Officer Doug Suttles said the company determined the "top kill" had failed after it spent three days pumping heavy drilling mud into the crippled well 5,000 feet underwater. More than 1.2 million gallons of mud was used, but most of it escaped out of the damaged riser.
In the six weeks since the spill began, the company has failed in each attempt to stop the gusher, as estimates of how much is leaking grow more dire. It's the worst spill in U.S. history — exceeding even the Exxon Valdez disaster in 1989 off the Alaska coast — dumping between 18 million and 40 million gallons into the Gulf, according to government estimates.
"This scares everybody, the fact that we can't make this well stop flowing, the fact that we haven't succeeded so far," Suttles said. "Many of the things we're trying have been done on the surface before, but have never been tried at 5,000 feet."
The company failed in the days after the spill to use robot submarines to close valves on the massive blowout preventer atop the damaged well, then two weeks later ice-like crystals clogged a 100-ton box the company tried placing over the leak. Earlier this week, engineers removed a mile-long siphon tube after it sucked up a disappointing 900,000 gallons of oil from the gusher.
Suttles said BP is already preparing for the next attempt to stop the leak that began after the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig exploded in April, killing 11 people.
The company plans to use robot submarines to cut off the damaged riser from which the oil is leaking, and then try to cap it with a containment valve. The effort is expected to take between four and seven days.
"We're confident the job will work but obviously we can't guarantee success," Suttles said of the new plan, declining to handicap the likelihood it will work.
He said that cutting off the damaged riser isn't expected to cause the flow rate of leaking oil to increase significantly.
The permanent solution to the leak, a relief well currently being drilled, won't be ready until August, BP says.
Experts have said that a bend in the damaged riser likely was restricting the flow of oil somewhat, so slicing it off and installing a new containment valve is risky.
"If they can't get that valve on, things will get much worse," said Philip W. Johnson, an engineering professor at the University of Alabama.
Johnson said he thinks BP can succeed with the valve, but added: "It's a scary proposition."
Word that the top-kill had failed hit hard in the fishing community of Venice, La., near where oil first made landfall in large quanities almost two weeks ago.
"Everybody's starting to realize this summer's lost. And our whole lifestyle might be lost," said Michael Ballay, the 59-year-old manager of the Cypress Cove Marina.
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Texbella13 Sat May 01, 2010 02:06 am PDT Report Abuse
BP. Bad track record for 12 or so years at least. Explosions in the Houston metropolitan area, leaks, now this. Can't keep up with damage control. Tragic.
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Braveheart Sat May 01, 2010 02:08 am PDT Report Abuse
better now than later when they would have had 1000s of these dangerous wells going for their greedy gain.
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Reg wrote: "Where is the government oversight?"
Oh sure, now that there's been a disaster all the right-wingers run around saying the government should have more regulations so this wouldn't have happened. That would be the same government that the rest of the time you don't want to be able to regulate ANYTHING, because after all, corporations always have the public interest at heart -- right?
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robert Sat May 01, 2010 02:19 am PDT Report Abuse
Finally the world will understand there is no way to clean an oil spill....welcome to the myth...this is catastrophic...but now everyone will no there is no good way to do it at all .....when will we take our world back....
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Thomas Sat May 01, 2010 02:19 am PDT Report Abuse
why cant they make a huge clamp with a relief valve, drop it down, clamp around the leak, then seal the relief valve on the clamp? i know its deep but i cant beleive we cant make something and bring all resources in the world to bear on this problem. at least have some oil tankers out there as holding tanks for skimmers sucking up the oil right at tdc of where its coming out, that could cut oil down alot. just my 2 cents. If we can land a man on the moon in the 60's for sure we should be able to do something with this fast.
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Andy Sat May 01, 2010 02:20 am PDT Report Abuse
Everyone wants us to drill off shore... well u got it. Better to let others drill.
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Tiffany Sat May 01, 2010 02:22 am PDT Report Abuse
why has it taken so long for the government to help, kind of reminds people of another disaster that the government took to long to help. I can't stand the fact that it's takes another country less time to get help from our own government than we get. I feel that they need to take care of home first. thats like saying we are not important enough to come first.
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Doug H Sat May 01, 2010 02:25 am PDT Report Abuse
Wow!!! Alot of really big words and armchair quarter backs. whether anyone likes it or not, oil makes the world go around. Petroleum is used in virtually every aspect of our lives and day to day activities. I am always amazed when I see the "Ban offshore drilling" bumper sticker....on a car that runs on oil products......and is built using petroleum based products. Parked in the garage built with materials hauled by fuel burning vessels from tranes to planes. So before everyone jumps on the I hate big oil band wagon....try and visualize how difficult life would be without it...... Just my .02.
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By BEN NUCKOLS, Associated Press Writer Ben Nuckols, Associated Press Writer – Sat May 29, 7:43 pm ET
ROBERT, La. – BP admitted defeat Saturday in its attempt to plug the Gulf of Mexico oil leak by pumping mud into a busted well, but said it's readying yet another approach to fight the spill after a series of failures.
BP PLC Chief Operating Officer Doug Suttles said the company determined the "top kill" had failed after it spent three days pumping heavy drilling mud into the crippled well 5,000 feet underwater. More than 1.2 million gallons of mud was used, but most of it escaped out of the damaged riser.
In the six weeks since the spill began, the company has failed in each attempt to stop the gusher, as estimates of how much is leaking grow more dire. It's the worst spill in U.S. history — exceeding even the Exxon Valdez disaster in 1989 off the Alaska coast — dumping between 18 million and 40 million gallons into the Gulf, according to government estimates.
"This scares everybody, the fact that we can't make this well stop flowing, the fact that we haven't succeeded so far," Suttles said. "Many of the things we're trying have been done on the surface before, but have never been tried at 5,000 feet."
The company failed in the days after the spill to use robot submarines to close valves on the massive blowout preventer atop the damaged well, then two weeks later ice-like crystals clogged a 100-ton box the company tried placing over the leak. Earlier this week, engineers removed a mile-long siphon tube after it sucked up a disappointing 900,000 gallons of oil from the gusher.
Suttles said BP is already preparing for the next attempt to stop the leak that began after the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig exploded in April, killing 11 people.
The company plans to use robot submarines to cut off the damaged riser from which the oil is leaking, and then try to cap it with a containment valve. The effort is expected to take between four and seven days.
"We're confident the job will work but obviously we can't guarantee success," Suttles said of the new plan, declining to handicap the likelihood it will work.
He said that cutting off the damaged riser isn't expected to cause the flow rate of leaking oil to increase significantly.
The permanent solution to the leak, a relief well currently being drilled, won't be ready until August, BP says.
Experts have said that a bend in the damaged riser likely was restricting the flow of oil somewhat, so slicing it off and installing a new containment valve is risky.
"If they can't get that valve on, things will get much worse," said Philip W. Johnson, an engineering professor at the University of Alabama.
Johnson said he thinks BP can succeed with the valve, but added: "It's a scary proposition."
Word that the top-kill had failed hit hard in the fishing community of Venice, La., near where oil first made landfall in large quanities almost two weeks ago.
"Everybody's starting to realize this summer's lost. And our whole lifestyle might be lost," said Michael Ballay, the 59-year-old manager of the Cypress Cove Marina.
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BP. Bad track record for 12 or so years at least. Explosions in the Houston metropolitan area, leaks, now this. Can't keep up with damage control. Tragic.
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better now than later when they would have had 1000s of these dangerous wells going for their greedy gain.
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Reg wrote: "Where is the government oversight?"
Oh sure, now that there's been a disaster all the right-wingers run around saying the government should have more regulations so this wouldn't have happened. That would be the same government that the rest of the time you don't want to be able to regulate ANYTHING, because after all, corporations always have the public interest at heart -- right?
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Finally the world will understand there is no way to clean an oil spill....welcome to the myth...this is catastrophic...but now everyone will no there is no good way to do it at all .....when will we take our world back....
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why cant they make a huge clamp with a relief valve, drop it down, clamp around the leak, then seal the relief valve on the clamp? i know its deep but i cant beleive we cant make something and bring all resources in the world to bear on this problem. at least have some oil tankers out there as holding tanks for skimmers sucking up the oil right at tdc of where its coming out, that could cut oil down alot. just my 2 cents. If we can land a man on the moon in the 60's for sure we should be able to do something with this fast.
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Everyone wants us to drill off shore... well u got it. Better to let others drill.
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why has it taken so long for the government to help, kind of reminds people of another disaster that the government took to long to help. I can't stand the fact that it's takes another country less time to get help from our own government than we get. I feel that they need to take care of home first. thats like saying we are not important enough to come first.
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Doug H Sat May 01, 2010 02:25 am PDT Report Abuse
Wow!!! Alot of really big words and armchair quarter backs. whether anyone likes it or not, oil makes the world go around. Petroleum is used in virtually every aspect of our lives and day to day activities. I am always amazed when I see the "Ban offshore drilling" bumper sticker....on a car that runs on oil products......and is built using petroleum based products. Parked in the garage built with materials hauled by fuel burning vessels from tranes to planes. So before everyone jumps on the I hate big oil band wagon....try and visualize how difficult life would be without it...... Just my .02.
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